Titlebook: Bioethanol: A Green Energy Substitute for Fossil Fuels; Eriola Betiku,Mofoluwake M. Ishola Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Torsten Tomczak,Elisabeth Rudolf-Sipötz biggest biofuel used worldwide, and its production has been increasingly extensive. This chapter discusses different generations of bioethanol processing production, such as the first, second, third and futuristic fourth generations. Also, an overview of commercial bioethanol production shows the U

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Paul Andon,Jane Baxter,Graham Bradleyn industrial level and others still at the pilot and/or research and development scale. As well, considering a life cycle perspective for the environmental analysis, there are pros and cons that should be considered regarding the bioethanol environmental performance, since it has been considered tha

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Raimund Schirmeister,Claudia Kreuznd cheap feedstock used for bioethanol production; lignocellulose biomass conditioning and pretreatment; novel starch sources; substrate hydrolysis to fermentable sugars; bioethanol production from lignocellulosic wastes and microalgae; bioethanol production through microbial fermentation including

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Introduction: Benefits, Prospects, and Challenges of Bioethanol Production,ighlighted to acknowledge several initiatives, studies, and policies impacting the energy sector. An overview of global bioethanol output was conducted to document the dynamism of the industry and its acceptance by different stakeholders. The benefits of bioethanol as a transportation fuel were deli

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Novel and Cost-Effective Feedstock for Sustainable Bioethanol Production,cially produced from starch and sugar-based energy crops through yeast fermentation. However, due to the competition with food and feed sources, several efforts have been made to utilize other feedstocks from various sources that are not being used for food or feed production. Consequently, novel an

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Feedstock Conditioning and Pretreatment of Lignocellulose Biomass,anol, which is a renewable source of energy. Because lignocellulosic biomass is so resistant and needs more intensive pretreatment before saccharification and fermentation, using it as a feedstock for the manufacture of bioethanol presents a significant difficulty. In order to establish a lignocellu

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