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Both secondary energies, electricity and hydrogen, have much in common: they are technology driven; both are produced from any available primary energy; once produced both are environmentally and climatically clean over the entire length of their re…

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Phani Mohan is the Director and Owner of Anagha Datta Trade, an analyst and commodity trader of sugar derivatives. He facilitated export of bulk ethanol of Jeypore sugars, facilitated REFF India. He is a member of better Sugarcane Initiative and also member of Roundtable on sustainable biofuels and member of EU biofuels. He is knowledgeable on working of the ethanol production industry in India and the marketing aspect of ethanol in the emerging consumer sectors in the World and has presented Paper "Ethanol Economies of Cane" at Sugar Industry Technologists - S.I.T., April 5-8, 2009, New Orleans. Presented at ISCCT Coimbatore India on Liquid Fuels of Cane. Presented at Sugar Asia 2009 Delhi-Economic Potential and relevance of Bio fuel program in India. Studied Sugar and Bio fuel Opportunities in African region.Presently working on Bio Hydrogen prospects in India.
PHANIS.KANCHARLA@GMAIL.COM

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growth of the global biofuels sector over the next few years

Developing countries in Asia-Pacific and Latin America will be major players in the growth of the global biofuels sector over the next few years, said Tammy Klein executive director of the Global Biofuels Centre, in a presentation at the Canadian Renewable Fuels Summit in Vancouver, December 1. Europe and the US are often seen taking the lead on biofuels. However, Klein said many developing countries in Asia-Pacific and Latin America are also creating their own biofuel mandates in an effort to r… Continue

Posted on December 3, 2009 at 6:10am — 1 Comment

Indian sugar firms seek higher ethanol prices

In India, new developments on the subcontinent include a warming to oil companies not to fail in meeting the E5 ethanol blending mandate, and a request from sugar producers for a higher fixed price for the ethanol they are providing to meet the mandate.

The sugar fims have indicated that the fixed $1.73 price negotiated in 2006 is too low, given rising global sugar prices.

India has aimed to replce 20 percent of transportation fuels with biofuels, to improve energy security in the nation, whic… Continue

Posted on November 16, 2009 at 8:57am —

Nanotechnology researchers turn algae into high-temperature hydrogen source

This image shows the process by which Photosystem I in thermophilic blue-green algae can be catalyzed by platinum to produce a sustainable source of hydrogen. The system was highlighted in a paper by University of Tennessee, Knoxville research Barry Bruce, et al. in Nature Nanotechnology. (Image: Barry D. Bruce/… Continue

Posted on November 13, 2009 at 2:24pm —

Bioplastics

The associations European Bioplastics and the European Polysaccharide Network of Excellence EPNOE published a jointly commissioned study on bio-based plastics today. Forecasts concerning capacity developments and technical substitution potentials are the focus of the investigations. The authors from Utrecht University estimate a substitution potential of up to 90 percent of the total consumption of plastics by bio-based polymers to be technically possible. How fast this substitution will occur d… Continue

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