A Whole New Use For Beer
If you haven’t heard the latest in technology then you came to the right place! That’s right, a New Zealand brewing company is turning their beer waste into biofuel.

‘DB Export Brewtroleum’ uses yeast leftover from the brewing process. How cool is that. The extracted ethanol can be used to power a car.
The biofuel is now available at selected stations in N.Z. But keep drinking and stay on the lookout because maybe it’ll make its way to you!
Harry K.
July 14, 2015
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