Biofuel production from sugarcane in Brazil

Antunes, FAF; Chandel, AK; Terán-Hilares, R; Milessi, TSS; Travalia, BM; Ferrari, FA; Hernandez-Pérez, AF; Ramos, L; Marcelino, PF; Brumano, LP; Silva, GM; Forte, MBS; Santos, JC; Felipe, MGA; da Silva, SS

HERO ID

10288044

Reference Type

Book/Book Chapter

Year

2019

Language

English

HERO ID 10288044
Year 2019
Title Biofuel production from sugarcane in Brazil
Book Title Sugarcane Biofuels
Authors Antunes, FAF; Chandel, AK; Terán-Hilares, R; Milessi, TSS; Travalia, BM; Ferrari, FA; Hernandez-Pérez, AF; Ramos, L; Marcelino, PF; Brumano, LP; Silva, GM; Forte, MBS; Santos, JC; Felipe, MGA; da Silva, SS
Editor Khan, MT; Khan, IA
Publisher Text Springer
City Cham, Switzerland
Page Numbers 99-121
Abstract The development of sustainable and clean energy sources has gained great importance worldwide due to realization of the urgent need to curb greenhouse gases’ emissions in order to mitigate the effects of climate change. Sugarcane biofuels are important alternative to fossil fuels as they offer environmental and socioeconomic advantages. Brazil leads the world for ethanol production from cane juice, an abundant renewable source in the country. In this context, the status of sugarcane crop in Brazil, capacity of its sugar and ethanol industry, and the current standing of its lignocellulosic biorefineries are presented in this chapter. Additionally, the impact of biofuels economy of Brazil, as well as the acceptance and adaptability at the user’s end are discussed. Moreover, new possibilities of 2G biofuel production after prospective technological improvements to make them even feasible are presented.
Doi 10.1007/978-3-030-18597-8_5
Is Certified Translation No
Dupe Override No
Isbn 9783030185961
Is Public Yes
Language Text English
Keyword sugarcane; Brazil; biofuels; bioethanol; biomass; sugars