Last December, Coskata was ranked #1 on the Biofuels Digest “Hottest 50 Companies in Bioenergy”, nearing an historic deal to build a 100 Mgy gasification based cellulosic ethanol plan based on gasification of sugarcane bagasse. The deal has not been finalized, but would require one million tons of biomass from 32,500 acres. That’s 51 square miles, or the area within 4 miles of a 100 million gallon refinery. Coskata also revealed plans to Australian media for a 53 Mgy advanced biofuels plant in Victoria, and was seeking a partnership.
Free Subscription to the Daily Biofuels Digest e-newsletter
Related Stories
Special Report on Cellulosic Ethanol: in gasification, Coskata leads the way with feasible 100 Mgy process, projectIn gasification, the lead news item in recent weeks has been speculation about the on-again, off-again project between US Sugar and Coskata to develop a 100 Mgy facility in Florida.
The hold up is ...
Biofuels Digest Special Report on Gasification & Pyrolysis: Germany’s Choren opens BTL gasification plantGermany's Choren, opened a 5 Mgy biomass-to-liquid plant. The company said it would take up to 18 months to reach full productivity at the plant. The Carbo V process is a gasification process in which...
Biofuels Digest Special Report on Gasification & Pyrolysis: Lurgi, Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyResearchers at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have developed a $2.49 biofuel by using pyrolysis on wood waste and straw. The bioliq, produced by heating plant material in a vacuum at 500 degrees C,...
Hot Topics: The latest on waste-to-energyHere are some of the most popular latest stories on waste-to-energy that have run in Biofuels Digest:
“The Slow Burn”: a Biofuels Digest Special Report on waste-to-energy systems
Acid hydr...
Biofuels Digest Special Report on Gasification & Pyrolysis: Dynamotive in ChinaDynamotive Energy Systems will launch a pyrolysis plant in Henan province in partnership with Great China New Energy Technology Services. Hubei Xinda Bio-Oil Technology is developing the new plant.
...
Biofuels Digest Special Report on Gasification & Pyrolysis: Sustainable Power a leader in catalyst-based pyrolysisSustainable Power first was profiled in the Digest in January 2008, when the company was first testing algal biomass for its fast pyrolysis process that uses nanobacteria as catalysts and aims to li...