Global warming intensity of ethanol

Article Abstract:

The alternatives like Biofuels Emissions And Cost Connection (BEACCON) Model demonstrated how process improvements can minimize the global warming intensity (GWI) of ethanol manufacturing operations.

United States, Environmental aspects, Global warming, Alternative fuels, Alternate fuel - Ethanol

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Ethanol production goes to the cows, not the corn

Article Abstract:

Ethanol plants of Cilion are located near population and live-stock centers. This business model ensures the production of ecofriendly and less expensive ethanol.

Strategy & planning, Organizational history, Production management, PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, California, Livestock, Except Dairy and Poultry, Cattle Ranching and Farming, Livestock Farms, Planning, Location, Fuel industry, Company business planning

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