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The aviation sector insists that it is eager — and able — to minimize the effect its appetite for biofuel feedstocks will have.

To meet the current targets for the production of liquid fuels based on renewable sources, lignocellulosic feedstocks will have to be utilized in increasing amounts.

This switch of feedstock will have massive impact on the chemicals and fuels value chain and the associated production technologies.

Although there is no reason to doubt that the EDGE process will not be applicable to other barley feedstocks, experiments will have to be performed in order to determine the actual improvement on ethanol production.

A question not considered in the literature is the resulting impact that such technological developments in LC-bioethanol feedstocks and processing technologies will have on the structure of the supply chain.

Therefore, the choice of feedstock and process configuration will have a strong impact on the ability to recycle β-glucosidases through the liquid phase.

"Just like petroleum refineries make more than one product that are the feedstock for other industries, the same will have to be true for biofuels," said Kenneth F. Reardon, a professor of chemical and biological engineering at Colorado State University in Fort Collins.

Based on these findings we reasonably assume that hydrolysis equipment design and mode of operation likely will have to be feedstock specific, at least when considering such different materials as softwood (e.g. spruce) and agricultural residues/energy crops (e.g. arundo).

Scenario analyses indicate that using an energy intensive feedstock (e.g., dextrose) instead of sorghum will have an adverse impact on bio-SAC GWP and non-ren CED.

Unless Gevo can convert its plants to use biomass instead of food-based feedstocks—an upgrade Gevo is working on its fuel will have a carbon footprint similar to ethanol's and will compete with food markets.

If cellulosic feedstocks come from dedicated biomass crops, then the supply curves will have a steeper slope because of competition for land.