Electric Grand Prix to be powered by algae

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Formula E executive confirms deal with UK firm Aquafuel to use glycerine-powered generators to recharge electric race cars

The world's first electric Grand Prix series will power its cars with electricity derived from algae as part of its promise to showcase the best in cutting edge zero emission technologies. Formula E's...

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