Second-generation bioethanol production : strategies for sidestreams valorisation in a sustainable circular economy : [presentation]
2020
Great attention has been paid to liquid biofuels produced from lignocellulosic biomass. The production of liquid biofuels still has environmental, economic and energetic limitations: a) Large volume of sidestreams are produced c) High costs of pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis b) High energy inputs are required to produce the fuel There is a continuous search for solutions to add value to the bioethanol production chain. Anaerobic digestion has been proposed as a handling option for waste recovery from biodegradable waste and bioethanol sidestreams.
Show more [+] Less [-]European Regional Development Fund via the Mobilitas Pluss (project MOBERA1) of the Estonian Research Council and base financed projects number EULS P170025 TIPT and PM180260 TIPT. Estonian University of Life Science, the Archimedes Foundation, Estonian Research Council, the Estonian Goverment and the Ministry of Education of Estonian for financial support this research. Dora Plus programme, Smart Specialization scholarship for PhD students and the Doctoral School of Energy and Geotechnology III (Estonian University of Life Science ASTRA project „Valu-chain based bio-economy“).
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