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#Sorghum365 #MultiFeedstock #Fibers365 competitive value creation from unlikely sources like #sorghum (#millet) stalks to cellulose, bioenergy and digestate
#Fibers365 - Multi-Feedstock Annual Plants to Chemical-Free Processed #Cellulose #Lignin #2ndGenSugars #BioEnergy #365Carbon #TreeFreePaper #FiberForming #Paludi #SteamFiber #NonWoven365 #HighTechWetlaid
#Sorghum365 #MultiFeedstock #Fibers365 competitive value creation from unlikely sources like #sorghum (#millet) stalks to cellulose, bioenergy and digestate
#Fibers365 - Multi-Feedstock Annual Plants to Chemical-Free Processed #Cellulose #Lignin #2ndGenSugars #BioEnergy #365Carbon #TreeFreePaper #FiberForming #Paludi #SteamFiber #NonWoven365 #HighTechWetlaid
#Sorghum365 #MultiFeedstock #Fibers365 competitive value creation from unlikely sources like #sorghum (#millet) stalks to cellulose, bioenergy and digestate
Hardwood fractionation with our technology: In this work by Valerie Eta and Jyri-Pekka Mikkola showed an removal of hemicellulose and lignin from Nordic hardwood with up to 70% efficiency. This in turn can then be processed further to yield high-quality bio-based cellulose acetate. Discover how: https://hubs.ly/Q02dY_bG0 #HardwoodFractionation #SustainableTechnology #EfficiencyBoost #SpinChemTech #Biocatalysis”
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Water hyacinth is a perpetual problem globally.The remedy requires both a short and long term solution.Long term solution would be a moving onboard vessel with production capabiloties like Ship factories.From the production perspective cellulose in hyacinth does not have the strentgh.They need to be combined with other materials.If a synthetic fibre called Kevlar can protect you from a bullet moving at high velocity a solution to turn hyacinth into value added product is nota big issue.It's only the will that is lacking.
Director at Standard Gas Technologies and Carbon Char Store. 24/7 carbon free energy CFE, permanent carbon removal, biochar concrete mixes.
Thanks Supercritical for the report on #biochar and seeing the sector develop rapidly. There are developing subsets depending on the feedstock used. For example Carbon Char Store are using the #waste #biogenic fraction in #msw To create refuse derived char. This is an important pathway for waste to create #cdr and a #climate service, as an alternative to landfill and incineration. #innovation #technology Standard Gas Technologies Ltd
Biochar has emerged as the most accessible and scalable permanent CDR pathway. With an average spot price of $194, it’s the cheapest removal method after nature-based solutions, which average $27. This places it well below the other removal methods in our marketplace: Mineralization — $289 ERW (Enhanced Rock Weathering) — $299 Building material — $425 #Biochar also dominates in terms of availability, accounting for nearly 50% of engineered removal solutions listed on our marketplace. Between its price, availability, co-benefits and permanence, biochar is the most mature and at-scale permanent, engineered carbon removal category. It’s the closest permanent category to the long-term target of sub-$100 per tonne that many categories aspire to. However, it’s not perfect, the market is highly fragmented — most of the producers are small-scale projects owned by private entities, which makes transparent market data, vetting, and monitoring a major challenge. As the market is still nascent, reliable market information is invaluable for new and experienced buyers alike. Our latest report synthesizes a snapshot of our upcoming live biochar marketplace data into a series of insights we hope will help buyers make more informed purchasing decisions. Download the full report in the comments. 👇
Cellulose Prices and Demand Have Recently Seen a Downturn in the European Union Cellulose and starch prices in Europe have recently been rolling down the price trend. Read More: https://lnkd.in/daiiKit3 #celluloseprices #paperandcardboardindustry #agriculturalsector #starchprices #celluloseandstarchindustry #manufacturingsector #procurementresource #marketreports #productioncostreport
GreenPower is an international Bio-Energy company. We specialize in the processes of “pyrolysis”, “gasification” and associated fuel preparation systems.
The charcoal-burning complex based on the BIO-KILN carbonization furnace allows automating the entire production process of producing charcoal: the processes of loading raw materials and unloading finished charcoal, it also makes it possible to automatically control the content carbon in charcoal, minimize ash content, increase the output of charcoal, eliminate the influence of the human factor and achieve consistently high performance indicators of the furnace. Discover more by contacting us: 📞 +34960730009 | 📧 sales@greenpower.equipment | 🌐 https://lnkd.in/dhx42N6T #greenpower #charcoalfurnace #carbonizationfurnace #biochar #charcoalequipment #charcoal #pyrolysis #charcoalproduction #briquettes #shishacharcoal #ekko #biokiln #pyrolysisprocess #pyrolysistechnology #carbon #recycling #activatedcarbon #briquettes #SustainableSolutions
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Money may not grow on trees, but concrete does. Cellulose comes from trees. Nanocellulose is composed of cellulose fibers broken down into their smallest form. It's stronger than steel and less dense. Adding it to concrete makes it stronger, lighter, and more sustainable. Excess biomass that would typically be fuel for forest fires can be used to produce nanocellulose. Reducing forest fires and using less cement is a win for #carbonreduction and #sustainability. For an in-depth look at the process, check out the article from the USDA: https://bit.ly/4d0AaFj. #itcomesfromtrees #exTREEmelysmart