Production of Bioethanol from a Local Natural Resource

Catalytic Hydrogen Production from Bioethanol

The Water Resource Implications of Large-Scale Bioethanol Production

Energy independence is clearly among the key 21st century challenges, underscored by recent escalating gasoline prices and observable effects of global climate change. Ethanol is widely viewed as a viable alternative: it locates energy production regionally, catalyzes national farm production, minimizes costs and logistics of infrastructural changes, and possibly limits CO2 emissions. However, ...

Biohydrogen Production of Vinasse Derived from Bioethanol Processing Industry Wastewater: A Review

Background: Increasing global consumption of fossil fuels leads to greenhouse gas emissions, climate change and environmental pollution. Agricultural, animal and food industrial waste is one of the main sources of pollution. The bioethanol industry is one of 17 highly polluted industries. In the process of producing bioethanol, vinasse is produced, and so far 22.4 Giga litter of vinasse has bee...

Production of bioethanol from carrot discards.

A revalorization of discarded carrots as substrate for the production of second-generation ethanol is proposed. In order to increase the fermentable sugar concentration of the musts two strategies were studied: Strategy 1 consisted in the enzymatic hydrolysis of bagasse must and Strategy 2 by which carrots were milled, dropped into distilled water and hydrolyzed with different enzymes prior to ...

Comparing the effect of religiosity on public goods production and natural resource conservation: a experimental study

In this research, the effect of religiosity on participation in the production of public goods and preservation of natural resources has been investigated. Extraction of participation data and conservation of natural resource has been done through the implementation of online laboratory of public goods and natural resource games. To extract the three dimensions of religiosity (belief, rituals a...