Sentence examples for profitable feedstock from inspiring English sources

However, it would not be correct to conclude that 1G ethanol is more profitable than 1G + 2G ethanol, and that bagasse would be a more profitable feedstock than bagasse and leaves simply because the former would require a smaller subsidy (0.05 US$/L) than the latter (0.08 US$/L) to reach the 1G MESP.

Microalgae are receiving increased attention as the search for sustainable and profitable biofuel feedstocks progresses.

Experimental results showed that Coffee-CS is a profitable and sustainable feedstock for biofuel production.

Thus, the use of BSF may make wastes profitable for use as feedstocks in biodiesel production.

The main driving forces for the decrease of grassland are not only the continuously shrinking cattle stock being the primary user of grassland [2], but also the German Renewable Energies Act which makes the production of maize as a feedstock for biogas plants profitable.

When bioenergy feedstock production becomes more economically profitable than fodder production or grazing on permanent grassland, the latter is likely to be converted into fields of energy crops.

For example, suppose oil and natural gas prices are high: exploration and production are profitable, but the downstream industries see the cost of feedstocks rise.

As petroleum fuels get more expensive, biofuels become more profitable; therefore, biofuel producers can afford to pay more for their feedstock.

These industries are low-margin affairs, but by making its plants more complex and efficient at using feedstock and their own byproducts, Reliance hopes to make them more profitable than the global average.

Moreover, a consistent and stable supply of feedstocks will be required by the biorefineries to maintain the high throughput they require to be profitable.

Both products can be used as either biofuels or feedstock chemicals for many industrial processes, confirming the control of carboxydotrophic clostridia metabolism as one of the most profitable scientific ambitions to be explored.