Bio-ethanol is obtained from the conversion of renewable agricultural, carbon based feedstock. Ethanol production is primarily from sugarcane, sugar beets and maize. A wide variety of other agricultural feedstocks can be used as well as straw and waste biomass. Bio-ethanol fuel from sugar cane is being used as fuel in Brazil; from corn for petrol additives America; and from straw in Canada.
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Bio-ethanol is obtained from the conversion of renewable agricultural, carbon based feedstock. Ethanol production is primarily from sugarca...
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