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Opening of Furfural Plant

Opening of Furfural Plant

7 May 2010 - Speech by Mr. L. Rateri, Chairman Proserpine Cooperative Sugar Milling Association Limited Good morning invited guests, members of the Cooperative, staff, employees, neighbours, ladies and gentlemen. You are all most welcome to this our official opening...

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Proserpine commissions furfural plant

Proserpine commissions furfural plant

The study found it would be profitable at the existing value of $800/tonne, so the cooperative purchased the patent to the SupraYield extraction process from its South African inventors.

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Biobased Chemicals

Biobased Chemicals

Our passion for biobased chemicals emerged from an investigation in 1998 as we discovered the many possibilities for the conversion of sugar cane into products other than sugar.

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First Furfural at Proserpine (Newsflash)

First Furfural at Proserpine (Newsflash)

23 December 2009 -  "The new Furfural plant has been commissioned, we produced our first product during November. Full production phase mid 2010" (John Power, CEO).  Proserpine Sugar Mill uses the SupraYield

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Furfural plant nearly ready

27 August 2009: The Whitsunday Times reports: THE Proserpine Sugar Mill furfural plant, the first of it kind in Australia, will start production in September. Proserpine Co-op Sugar Milling Association chief executive officer John Power said furfural commissioning had...

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About Sugarcane, Co-generation (.. and beyond?)

About Sugarcane, Co-generation (.. and beyond?)

Beyond electricity: There is big potential for the (South) African sugarcane industry .
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(in our humble opinion, of course) Picture: THINKSTOCK THE South African sugar industry has potential to contribute at least a 1,000MW to the national grid i.
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Biomass to furfural and upgrading to biofuels

Biomass to furfural and upgrading to biofuels

Recent approaches to furfural synthesis from hemicellulosic biomass and pentose sugars with both homogeneous and solid acidic catalysts have been summarized by addressing the associated sustainability issues.
The features of deconstruction of hemi.
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Furfural Residues

Furfural Residues

Comment: There is only a limited amount of residue left after furfural production.
Most of it is consumed by the plant’s boilers to generate the steam for the furfural process.
DalinYebo has developed techniques and applies modern, proven technolo.
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The dilemma of growing sugarcane in KwaZulu-Natal

The dilemma of growing sugarcane in KwaZulu-Natal

For 28 years, six days a week, Mr.
Vizinto* has worked as a sugarcane cutter.
Equipped with a cane knife, sharpener and a bottle of maheu to quench his thirst, he works from dawn to dusk to meet his daily target of 130-160 .
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Proserpine sugar mill sale almost finalised

Proserpine sugar mill sale almost finalised

The sale of Queensland’s Proserpine Mill is all but finalised, with growers today being paid 95 per cent of their share of the $120 million paid by Singapore-owned Sucrogen which purchased the operation.
After creditors and other parties received t.
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Queensland (Australia) Sugar crush grinds to a halt

Queensland (Australia) Sugar crush grinds to a halt

This was the season the entire sugar industry had hoped would bring a return to normality.
But now that optimism has turned sour as heavy rainfall along Queensland’s east coast has stopped crushing at all 15 sugar mills, from Sarina north to Mossm.
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