Aussie Biomass Waste System Makes Crude... and Water... and Chemicals

An Australian process under development is delivering strong results in the search for renewable energy from biomass waste.

The FuracellTM system takes agricultural waste and inside a mobile, 40 foot container, produces bio-crude and water in an increasingly efficient process.

Perhaps most interesting in this development from Circa is that the main product is levulinic acid which is used in a range of industrial and domestic products.

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25th September 2009

 

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