100 years ago, the first commercial production of furfural started in the USA.
Initial Platform Chemicals (IPCs) from Lignocellulose
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Growing the Bioeconomy
Biorefineries
Australia: Sugar set for ‘Energycane’ Reinvention
Sugarcane is ideal for renewables because it is fast-growing with abundant biomass.
Besides sugar and cellulose, its hemicelluloses (or the so called 5-carbon sugars, Pentoses) are an ideal feedstock to make furfural (one of the oldest bio-based chemical building blocks).
A Well Kept Secret: How To Add (More) Value To Biomass
Furfural is today recognised as one of the most import biobased chemical building blocks
It’s Not Rocket Science Poster
Connecting the dots: Biomass – Technology – Markets.
From the Labs to the Markets: The Furfural Story
Financing the Development & Commercialisation of Novel Biorefining Technology: The Furfural Case (from Lab-bench to US$30 million Commercial Plants & IP Sale)
Bioeconomy: U$369 Billion and 4 Million Jobs Added to US Economy in 2013
Each job in the US bioeconomy adds 1.64 jobs in adjacent sectors. DalinYebo's...
n-BioRefinery™
Turing Sweet Sorghum into a biofuel and green chemical.
Biorefining: The Low-risk Opportunities to Produce Furfural
Why it is not Rocket Science: The Masterkey to the Furfural Business We have...
Green “PET” Bottles from Furfural
Furfural as feedstock for PET alternatives. Bio-renewable PEF (polyethylene...
Connecting-The-Dots™
Connecting the many “dots” of bio-based value chains.
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