Rice straw is one of the most abundant agricultural residues globally. Its large availability makes it a promising feedstock for biorefineries, offering a renewable and sustainable resource for producing bio-based products. In this study, different strategies for converting rice straw into ethanol and co-products were assessed to provide recommendations for industrial implementation of a rice […]
read moreEd de Jong, Mark Mascal, Sandra Constant, Tom Claessen, Pierluigi Tosi and Alice Mija. The origin, composition, and applications of industrial humins – a review. Green Chemistry. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/D4GC06244B Humins are side-products derived from the acid-catalysed conversion of carbohydrate-containing Biomass. Until recently, humins were primarily burned as a power and heat source, but now several higher […]
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read moreAustria Task 42 Update November 2024 IEA Bioenergy Task42 – Austrian update November 2024
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read moreA new publication on biorefineries in Austria 🌿 by the Austrian Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation, and Technology (BMK) titled “Bioraffinerien in Österreich – Beispiele aus Forschung und Praxis” with input from the IEA Task 42 Members Michael Mandl & Johannes Lindorfer is now available. This brochure provides a comprehensive overview […]
read moreUSA country report 2023 Natelson et al – 2023 – IEA USA country report
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