Many energy experts believe biofuels are the future of energy. Thus, millions of dollars are being currently spent on research and manufacturing of biofuels. Below you can find the most commonly researched biofuels and details about each.

Corn: With America producing much more corn than it can possibly use each year, corn makes an ideal ingredient for energy. With an input/output ratio of 1:1.3, it does seem likely corn could contribute to a greener environment. Corn ethanol can be produced for approximately $1.09 per gallon and offers 22% less greenhouse emissions than gasoline.

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Most of the country’s mind is on the economic plan the new President-elect is devising. However, Obama’s energy plan is also continuously getting attention from Americans. This plan outlines many things, including the goal of America being energy independent.

The plan begins by stating it provides relief to struggling families and urges Americans to work together to eliminate the need for foreign oil. It talks about creating a cleaner energy future as well.

Highlights of the plan include:

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