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Feedstocks and processes for biofuel production should be diversified: starch, cellulose, lignocellulosic biomass, fermentation, biorefinery, etc.
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Feedstocks are able to be changed quickly as the pricing environment changes.
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Feedstocks for ABS are now "at or near their historic highs," says Peter Feng, director of styrenics at Chemical Market Associates Inc.
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Feedstocks for ABS are now "at or near their historic highs," says Peter Feng, director of styrenics at Chemical Market Associates Inc.
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"Feedstocks and biofuel production consume large amounts of water, natural gas, biomass, electricity and fertilizers," said a briefing note drafted in May 2006 and sent to former environment minister Rona Ambrose by the technology strategies and climate change division at Environment Canada.
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Feedstocks planted as cover crops in these fields would give farmers new sources of income and improve these farms 'conservation practices, Richard said.
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In her presentation, "Designing Next Generation Feedstocks", Preuss will describe how feedstock genetics can impact biofuel yields, how optimal feedstocks like sorghum can be created with Chromatin's technologies, and how the company has accessed market-ready feedstocks.
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She also serves as Vice President for the Feedstocks Division and Director of
WN.com - Articles related to Africa's ambitious reintroduction of rice 2010
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The article, "Feedstocks for Lignocellulosic Biofuels," discusses the sustainability of current and future crops that may be used to produce advanced biofuels with emerging technologies that use non-edible parts of plants.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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Feedstocks - which can either be food crops, oils from non-edible crops, vegetable oil waste or even used cooking oil - are subject to cost inflation and potential uses in alternative specialty chemical production.
China Integrated Energy's Biodiesel Business: Cause for Concern -- Seeking Alpha 2010
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