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Minister Kamp and Theo Rietkerk test vehicle on University of Twente campus

BTG, a high-tech company from Enschede, The Netherlands, has developed a process to produce a diesel biofuel from second-generation biomass (not competing with the food chain) that is able to power a vehicle…

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