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- GreenFuel_Technologies_Corporation abstract "GreenFuel Technologies Corporation (GFT) was a startup that developed a process of growing algae using emissions from fossil fuel, mainly to produce biofuel from algae.It was based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Greenfuel shut down operations on May 13, 2009 after having raised more than $70 million in investments, citing it had run out of funds, and a victim of the economy.".
- Q5602211 abstract "GreenFuel Technologies Corporation (GFT) was a startup that developed a process of growing algae using emissions from fossil fuel, mainly to produce biofuel from algae.It was based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Greenfuel shut down operations on May 13, 2009 after having raised more than $70 million in investments, citing it had run out of funds, and a victim of the economy.".
- GreenFuel_Technologies_Corporation comment "GreenFuel Technologies Corporation (GFT) was a startup that developed a process of growing algae using emissions from fossil fuel, mainly to produce biofuel from algae.It was based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Greenfuel shut down operations on May 13, 2009 after having raised more than $70 million in investments, citing it had run out of funds, and a victim of the economy.".
- Q5602211 comment "GreenFuel Technologies Corporation (GFT) was a startup that developed a process of growing algae using emissions from fossil fuel, mainly to produce biofuel from algae.It was based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Greenfuel shut down operations on May 13, 2009 after having raised more than $70 million in investments, citing it had run out of funds, and a victim of the economy.".