Titlebook: Sustainable Biofuels Development in India; Anuj K. Chandel,Rajeev K. Sukumaran Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Bioener

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India’s Biodiesel Programme: Status, Prospects, and Shortcomingshas followed a flawed approach. This chapter argues that though basic policy approach is not flawed, India needs to tweak the policy environment for the success of the programme. The principal changes required are multi-feed feedstock approach, attractive incentive mechanism both at feedstock stage

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Feedstock Availability, Composition, New Potential Resources for Biohydrogen, Biomethane, and Biobutf fossil fuels to meet the growing energy demand would deplete the finite oil reserves, and have detrimental environmental impacts causing global warming and climate change. Given the present circumstances and future projections, it is imperative that an alternative sustainable fuel source is identi

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Technological Advancements in Sustainable Production of Second Generation Ethanol Development: An Apesearchers along with policy makers initiated economical ways to produce ethanol, preferably from bioresources. The integration of agro-energy crops and advance technologies offers the potential for the development of cost-effective substrate for sustainable biofuel production. To develop renewable

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Intensive Technological Analysis for Biodiesel Production from a Variety of Feedstocks: State-of-the to several countries as expected. Globally transesterification is the main technology used in the commercial production of biodiesel by reacting refined vegetable oils with methanol using homogeneous acid and alkaline catalysts depending on the quantity of the free fatty acid content present in the

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India’s Biodiesel Programme: Status, Prospects, and Shortcomingshe success of the programme. The principal changes required are multi-feed feedstock approach, attractive incentive mechanism both at feedstock stage as well as biodiesel production stage, and R&D for increasing the yield from feedstock.