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|a Preparation for commercial demonstration of biomass-to-ethanol conversion technology. Final report
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|b United States. Dept. of Energy. Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy ;
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|a The objective of this program was to complete the development of a commercially viable process to produce fuel ethanol from renewable cellulosic biomass. The program focused on pretreatment, enzymatic hydrolysis, and fermentation technologies where Amoco has a unique proprietary position. Assured access to low-cost feedstock is a cornerstone of attractive economics for cellulose to ethanol conversion in the 1990s. Most of Amocòs efforts in converting cellulosic feedstocks to ethanol before 1994 focused on using paper from municipal solid waste as the feed. However, while many municipalities and MSW haulers expressed interest in Amocòs technology, none were willing to commit funding to process development. In May, 1994 several large agricultural products companies showed interest in Amocòs technology, particularly for application to corn fiber. Amocòs initial work with corn fiber was encouraging. The project work plan was designed to provide sufficient data on corn fiber conversion to convince a major agriculture products company to participate in the construction of a commercial demonstration facility.
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