Sugarcane bagasse (SCB) is most abundant agricultural wastes in the world. It is an
attractive feedstock for the large-scale biological production of bioethanol. However, the …

Clean, safe and sustainable energy sources must be found to minimize all side-effects of
fossil fuel consumption. Second generation bioethanol possesses a great potential as an …

The experiments of ethanol fermentation from sweet sorghum stalk juice with immobilized
yeast at different conditions, including temperature, pH, particles stuffing rate and initial …

The use of raw sugarcane bagasse for cell immobilization by adsorption was evaluated in
order to increase ethanol production. The aim of this work was to study the immobilization …

Time is an important factor for bioenergy and bio-product producing industries. Longer
process/fermentation times are the major hurdles in making the process more cost effective …

Bioethanol from agricultural waste is an attractive way to turn waste into added value that
will solve the problem of food competition and waste management. Napier grass is a highly …

The bioconversion into ethanol of insect (Sitophilus zeamais), mold (Aspergillus flavus) and
sprout-damaged maize and sorghum was investigated. Kernel test weight losses due to …

Second generation bioethanol production through enzymatic route has potential in Indian
scenario as large quantity of lignocellulosic material is available. India is second largest …

The present study is aimed at the production of bio-ethanol from two fungal strains with the
addition of the enzyme invertase using sugarcane bagasse as the substrate. Optimization for …

Background Rice straw has considerable potential as a raw material for bioethanol
production. Popping pretreatment of rice straw prior to downstream enzymatic hydrolysis …