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Driven by aggressive biofuel mandates, rapid growth will cause great strain on biomass by 2030, according to Lux Research. Using today’s technologies, an area the size of Russia would need to be cultivated to replace all of petroleum use for chemicals and fuels—feedstock innovation will be needed to keep growing biomass’s market
Biobased Economy In South Africa is at its Infancy (Image: Carl Smorenburg).
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Independent analysts seem to agree with DalinYebo’s view on the furfural market:Rising demand for chemical feeds ...
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California Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has announced ...
Farmer Bruce Nelson and a representative from biofuels company POET-DSM stand between square and round bales of corn stover stock piled outside of POE ...
Farmer Bruce Nelson and a representative from biofuels company POET-DSM stand between square and round bales of corn stover stock piled outside of POE ...
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Each job in the US bioeconomy adds 1.64 jobs in adjacent sectors. An economic impact analysis of the US biobased products indus ...
