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Ceres, Range Fuel testing switchgrass and sorghum to make ethanol

Using switchgrass and sorghum, the bio-energy company Ceres will on day make cellulosic ethanol at a plant that is currently being built near Soperton, Georgia. Ceres will work with Range Fuels to make the biofuel over the next few years (this is a test after all, not a commercial endeavor just yet). The biorefinery will mostly make cellulosic ethanol from wood residue, but these alternative sources (alternative to the alternative, in a sense) are in Ceres' sights because "they are highly efficient at storing sunlight in the form of ... Read more →

First cellulosic biomethane station to be opened in Austria Xavier Navarro

Ceres, Range Fuel testing switchgrass and sorghum to make ethanol 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

First cellulosic biomethane station to be opened in Austria 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Salzburg AG, an Austrian energy company, is opening next month in Eugendorf its first cellulosic biomethane gas station, although the blend on sale will be 80 percent of regular natural gas and 20 percent of methane obtained from renewable resources. The opening of the fuelling station will also ...

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