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Sale of Proserpine Mill

Sale of Proserpine Mill

Proserpine Co-operative Sugar Milling Association Limited (PCSMA) wishes to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Wilmar International Limited PCSMA is a co-operative sugar mill, wholly owned by its grower members. It is Australia

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Proserpine Mill closed for the season

Proserpine Mill closed for the season

The 2010 cane crushing season has been one to forget. The furfural plant was operated independently for a couple of days however dwindling bagasse supplies has meant it will not be possible to produce furfural until July next year.The unprecedented rainfall in the...

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Space Shuttle and Furfuryl Alcohol

Space Shuttle and Furfuryl Alcohol

Application that demonstrate scope and performance of 'Furfural and its many By-Products" (Xplore Science World Blog):"Another application of material science in industry is the making of composite materials. Composite materials are structured materials composed of...

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1st SA Company & Runner-up: Clean Energy Business Plan

1st SA Company & Runner-up: Clean Energy Business Plan

Our Cobelec™ business plan placed DalinYebo a runner-up at the CTI PFAN Africa Forum for Clean Energy Financing (Johannesburg, 15 September 2010). DalinYebo was the first South African company in a competition that saw CTI PFAN AFRICEF? "The CTI PFAN Africa Forum for...

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Looking for Corncobs

Looking for Corncobs

DalinYebo is searching for corncobs (in South Africa and elsewhere) .. ...in order to turn them in to value added chemicals and energy (electricity). Turning Heaps of Cobs into Piles of Money [pdfviewer width="680px" height="480px"...

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Furfural and the Rainforest

Furfural and the Rainforest

Furfuryl alcohol, which is made from bio-renewable furfural, is the main ingredient used for the Kebony woodmodification processes

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C10 and C11 Alkanes from Furfural

C10 and C11 Alkanes from Furfural

C10 and C11 branched alkanes, with low freezing points, ... ... are synthesized through the aldol condensation of furfural and methyl isobutyl ketone from lingocellulose, which is then followed by hydrodeoxygenation. These jet-fuel-range alkanes are obtained in high...

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An Opinion: It’s the feedstock, dummy!

An Opinion: It’s the feedstock, dummy!

"So, It is time we rebuild this industry and put aside the false claims, the tree-hugging propaganda of food x fuel, replacing oil, ILUC, blabla, the lack of interest in anything considered 'agricultural', etc. We have to start from the very bottom, and that is the...

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Making alternative fuels cheaper

Making alternative fuels cheaper

MIT chemical engineers have devised a cheaper way to synthesize a key biofuel component, which could make its industrial production much more cost-effective. The compound, known as gamma-valerolactone (GVL), is attractive because of its versatility, says Yuriy Román,...

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A biomass bonanza

A biomass bonanza

Companies have put biofuels on the back burner to aim for higher margin chemicals Tom Welton gives the wooden desk in his office a sharp rap with his knuckles.
‘That’s the sound of lignin,’ he says, grinning.
‘Have you seen its structure? .
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Furfural to Petroleum Products

Furfural to Petroleum Products

Molar carbon selectivities for different renewable petroleum refinery feedstocks obtained by hydrocycloaddition and hydrodeoxygenation of condensed furfural–acetone mixtures.

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