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Makin' ethanol from cheese factory whey

Up to now, we knew of two projects that obtained ethanol from milk, one in Germany and one in New Zealand. Now we have a new one that produces ethanol from whey, which is a byproduct of the production of a cheese factory called Quexeria Bama in Galicia, Spain. Due to its high lactose content, this whey can be fermented to obtain ethanol. The company states that the bacteria used in the process was researched in-house without external input. The project was co-developed with the University of La Coruña. Estimated production figures ... Read more →

New Zealand starts selling milk ethanol Lascelles Linton

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/environment/Cars_run_on_milk_in_New_Zealand'; Pictured is Helen Clark, New Zealand's Prime Minister, getting ready to pour e10, 10 percent ethanol gas blend with ethanol ...

Mller will produce ethanol the milky way Xavier Navarro

Müllermilch is a famous German producer of absolutely decadent dairy desserts. However, milk production is not one of the cleanest industries in the world and we have found out today that one of ...

Makin' ethanol from cheese factory whey 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Up to now, we knew of two projects that obtained ethanol from milk, one in Germany and one in New Zealand. Now we have a new one that produces ethanol from whey, which is a byproduct of the production of a cheese factory called Quexeria Bama in Galicia, Spain. Due to its high lactose content, this ...

New Zealand starts selling milk ethanol 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/environment/Cars_run_on_milk_in_New_Zealand'; Pictured is Helen Clark, New Zealand's Prime Minister, getting ready to pour e10, 10 percent ethanol gas blend with ethanol produced by Fonterra... a dairy cooperative. They made the ethanol from milk. Yes, milk. It will be ...

Mller will produce ethanol the milky way 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Müllermilch is a famous German producer of absolutely decadent dairy desserts. However, milk production is not one of the cleanest industries in the world and we have found out today that one of the side products is lactose-based molasses, which were traditionally used to feed animals. Hey, but ...


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