Sustainable Oils, a subsidiary of Targeted Growth, says camelina-based biojet fuel is well positioned to be the renewable fuel of choice for airlines and the U.S. military. Read more.

According to a recent peer-reviewed paper camelina-based biojet fuel reduces CO2 emissions by 75 percent compared to traditional petroleum-based jet fuel. Read more.

U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus discusses the importance of biofuels to the military. Listen here.

The U.S. Navy flew a MH-60S Seahawk helicopter on a 50/50 biofuel blend last week as part of its "green" fuel efforts. Read more.

Moving closer to achieving the objective of decreasing its need for petroleum-based fuels, the Navy flew an MH-60S Seahawk on a 50/50 biofuel blend. The fuel was made from camelina oils developed by Targeted Growth. Read more.

In just five years, the aviation industry’s decades-long reliance on petroleum-based fuels has been turned on its head. Approval of biofuels for use in aircraft, expected by mid-2011, is a critical step. Read more.

Going green and renewable doesn't just save money, it may save lives of U.S. soldiers, according to military leaders who argue that a push for energy efficiency and a move away from fossil-based fuels could strengthen America's military.

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The US Air Force's initial test of a 50% Camelina biofuel in an A-10 Thunderbolt II was successful, an aviation milestone as a military or civilian aircraft had not been flown until now using a biofuels blend in all engines, according to the service.

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The magazine takes a look at Seattle's "blooming" algae industry, and the role of Targeted Growth in developing energy solutions.

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Jim Lane examines the increasing importance of cyanobacteria as a biofuel feedstock.

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