Sierra Nevada powers cars with beer leftovers
Fuels many beer late into the night for people in bars, but in general, not fuel cars. Until now, that is. Sierra Nevada, the delicious beer brewery, has acquired a MicroFueler a Contraption produces ethanol from water, sugar and yeast. Yeast also happens to be a major byproduct of the beer fermentation process, so that they can to fuel of beer remains.
It is a great opportunity for them to recycle their waste in an environmentally friendly way but also able to boast about their cars to super drunk the whole time. Which is awesome. It’s nice to see creative enterprise will take care of their waste and the environmentally friendly, is not it?
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