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Biofuels Technology focuses on the technology at every stage of biofuels production, from feedstocks through processing to distribution. Utilising our experience in the refining sector, we also have extensive coverage of integration with conventional refinery processes.

Our readership includes those involved in all stages of biofuels production, who see the information Biofuels Technology provides as key to the efficient running of their plants.

At the core of every issue is a series of in-depth technical features covering refinery integration, catalysts, biofuels handling, synthesis gas, advanced biofuels, enzymes, additives, plant design, by-products, biogas, plant control, project finance, process analysis & control, project development and more.

Although the economic climate in 2009 has affected investments in the biofuels sector, it is clear that governments, industry and private equity groups are proceeding with the move towards renewable energy in the future to speed up the reduction in the use of mineral fuels. Biofuels Technology continues to provide the in-depth information needed to create fuels from renewable resources.

A key element in this process will be the role of the established petroleum processing companies, together with engineering contractors and licensors, who will determine the direction of development and become integral to the whole biofuels sector.

Whatever your role in the biofuels industry, Biofuels Technology’s in-depth editorial will give you complete coverage.
Articles
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Brazil's biofuels future  Bruce Burke and Michelle Gutierrez, Nexant
2009 / Biofuels Issue 1

A new report details developments that underpin the potential dominance of Brazil in the world's biofuels industry

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Co-processing vegetable oils in an FCCU  Alexander Mittelmayr, OMVAlexander Reichhold, Vienna University of Technology
2009 / Biofuels Issue 2

Gasoline produced by pilot-scale co-processing of vegetable oils in a fluid catalytic cracking unit is suitable for conventional combustion engines

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