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Mazda Wants to Put Algae on Her Diesel Engine, the Promise Is for 2030 but Today Barely Produces a Liter in Two Weeks

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Mazda believes in the cultivation of e-fuel microalgae, but on a large scale it is, and will be, an impossible.Mazda Mazda promises that all its diesel produced in Japan will leave the factory with a biofuel based on microalgae in the early 2030s.However, its production is not so simple.The Japanese brand has barely managed to produce anything more than a liter in two weeks.Mazda is starting to bet on electric cars, but the Japanese brand is loo…
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Mazda believes in the cultivation of e-fuel microalgae, but on a large scale it is, and will be, an impossible.Mazda Mazda promises that all its diesel produced in Japan will leave the factory with a biofuel based on microalgae in the early 2030s.However, its production is not so simple.The Japanese brand has barely managed to produce anything more than a liter in two weeks.Mazda is starting to bet on electric cars, but the Japanese brand is loo…

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Motor.es broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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