Algae could supply world with aviation fuel

Chief Boeing Environmental Strategist Billy Glover explains how a giant mass of algae may fuel jets in the future.
Chief Boeing Environmental Strategist Billy Glover explains how a giant mass of algae may fuel jets in the future.
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SPIEGEL ONLINE: Mr. Glover, given the current low price of oil, why would airlines still even be interested in biofuels?

Glover: Indeed, the oil price has changed rapidly. But it has done that many times before and it will continue to do so. Even today, the highest operating expense for an airline is fuel. It remains a priority to find a way to mitigate that situation. That is why Boeing is trying to open up this avenue of alternative fuel. It can help that situation while having a better environmental performance at the same time.

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