Parratt & Associates Scoping Biorefineries: Temperate Biomass Value Chains



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Central highlands bioenergy scoping study and biomass audit. Completed for the Central Highlands Agribusiness Forum.

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  1. 193 Defining carbon neutral and full cradle to cradle life cycle analysis is of itself an area of intense research and debate outside the scope of this report.

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  1. 207 A joint venture between CSIRO, Land and Water, RIRDC, FWPRDC

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  1. 234 Current efficiency of conversion from cellulose to sugar is approximately 90%. Conversion of glucose to end product is 70%. This 1kg of cellulose would produce 900gms of glucose and then 630gms of product. Dupont pers. Comm.

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