Bioethanol From Pulp Liquor!
New renewable energy source - pulp liquor.
I have recently posted several articles about bioethanol production. But these days I have read about a new way to produce bioethanol:
Flambeau River Biorefinery, LLC is located near Park Falls, Wisconsin. They had an agreement and contract with American Process, Inc. for management and engineering of a project for the production of cellulosic ethanol in Park Falls. The new biorefinery will be constructed near the Flambeau River Paper facilities. They produce 400 tons per day book printing and copy grades. Their last announcement reads that they will replace their gas boilers with ones on biomass. This will makes them the first integrated mill in North America which is independent on the traditional energy resources and the first modern biorefinary, which produce cellulosic ethanol from waste pulp, made into liquor. It is expected a production of 20 million gallons cellulosic ethanol per year. The technology which will be used is AVAP (TM) – a pending process for patent, submit from American Process, Inc. The latter allows production of cellulosic ethanol without additional input of fossil fuel. All this will improve the positive carbon dioxide balance in the atmosphere with at around 140 000 tons per year. At least 100 new job positions will be opened. The preliminary engineering were complete in August 2006. The production is planned to begin in 2009.
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