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The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems being from renewable sources by 2020, mostly biodiesel and bioethanol.
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
- published: 12 Nov 2009
- views: 717
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel retailer, we believe every drop of fossil fuel saved makes a difference. Find out how we work with the NZ dairy industry to Fuel Your Mission with more sustainable fuel options.
Better for your car, your pocket, our farmers & the planet.
#DrivenByNature #UseTheForce
- published: 10 Dec 2015
- views: 16012
2012 Peer-reviewed publications:
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). The effect of the position of oxygen group to the aromatic ring to emission performance in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE International Journal of Fuels and Lubricants, 5(3), 2012-01-1697-1/24.
Di Blasio, G., Beatrice, C., Dijkstra, R. & Boot, M.D. (2012). Low cetane number renewable oxy-fuels for premixed combustion concept application : experimental investigation on a light duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012(01-1310).
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D., Luijten, C.C.M., Leermakers, C.A.J., Dam, N.J. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). Emission performance of lignin-derived cyclic oxygenates in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012-01-1056.
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*****CLIENT REFEED******
INDIA BIOFUELS
LENGTH: 5:46
SOURCE: AP Television News
RESTRICTIONS: AP HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006
1. Various of traffic shots
2. Various of exterior and signboard of Simbhaoli Sugar Mills
3. Various of carts and tractors carrying sugarcane to the factory
4. Various of sugarcane being unloaded
5. SOUDNBITE (Hindi) Harinder Singh, Sugarcane Farmer:
"The new fuel will cost less than diesel and we will get a better price for our sugarcane crop."
6. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Ghananand Sharma, Sugarcane Farmer:
"The benefits from the new fuel are that we will get a good price for our crop, better than ever. Besides, our production will go up and the country will stand to benefit."
7. Various of sugarcane being unloaded
8. Sugarcane being channelled towards grinder
9. Various of raw sugarcane juice
10. Various of sugarcane waste molasses
11. Various of fermenter tanks
12. Various of sugarcane juice being treated in tanks
New Delhi - April 2006
13. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy:
"Because ethanol is now taken largely by the portable industry and the chemical industry and there is not much of ethanol that is left to use as a substitute for fuel. So, what we are aiming at in ethanol is increasing the yield of ethanol."
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006
14. Various of plant and distillation house
15. Wide shot of ethanol process tanks
16. Close up of no smoking sign
17. Wide shot of ethanol storage section
18. Set up shot of Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas M S Srinivasan
19. SOUNDBITE (English) M S Srinivasan, Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas:
"Given our petrol consumption over the next five to six years, if we want to go up to ten per cent ethanol blend in petrol that should amount to close to one million kilo litres per annum. Now what we are today confident of getting is about 30 per cent of that. So, what we are doing today is in about half the country, we are blending five per cent ethanol."
Faridabad, Haryana - April 2006
20. Tilt down from signboard reading ''Bio-diesel pilot plant'' to plants
21. Various of Jatropha plant
22. Various of Jatropha seeds
23. Pan from bottle containing Jatropha oil to another containing bio-diesel
24. Various of truck arriving at factory
25. Station selling hydrogen fuel
26. Car running on hydrogen fuel pulling out of station
New Delhi - 8 March 2006
27. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy:
"Along with CNG we tried to blend about ten percent of hydrogen and seeing the efficiency of these vehicles. So if this could catch on, if hydrogen can be used as a fuel by itself at a reasonable cost, we can virtually replace all the oil that we require for the transport sector."
AP Television News File
28. Delhi traffic shots
SUGGESTED LEADIN:
Oil consumption in India has more than doubled in recent years.
The country is now looking for alternatives to oil, and is evaluating biofuels as part of a package of renewable energy sources.
STORYLINE:
Sugar cane, one of the region''s most dominant crops, is being used to create alternative fuel sources.
Every day farmers are bringing load after load of sugar cane to this sugar mill in Simbhaoli, in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
The farmers say they are happy to be receiving more money for their goods.
Across Asia, governments are searching the plantations and farms for crops that can help offset their dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Another option in India is the jatropha plant.
In Faridabad a bio-diesel pilot plant has been set up to test the efficiency of the fuel.
====
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/02c7d3bf18f5daf69c5574c44aa2f65d
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 596
AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
1. Various of petrol pumps and people filling their cars with petrol
2. Various traffic
AP Television
Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009
3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"We need bioethanol today because we have major environmental problems with greenhouse gas emissions to atmosphere, we know that road transport fuels in particular are a fairly intransigent part of the problem."
AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
4. Wide shot Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
5. Pan left to right of Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
6. Various of car exhausts with fumes coming out
AP Television
Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009
7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"By 2020 all fuel supplied into road transport vehicles has to have the equivalent of 10% of its content as renewable energy."
8. Close up of field of wheat, pan up
9. Pan of field of wheat
10. Close up of wheat
11. Tilt up of field of wheat with combined harvester
12. SOUNDBITE (English) John Seymour, Farmer and Rural Affairs Spokesman for North East Biofuels:
"What we do grow well in the north of England is high starch wheat."
13. Close up of wheat in farmer's hands
14. Pan of new Ensus wheat refinery plant
15. Tilt up of wheat storage containers
16. Pan of wheat storage containers
17. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"We're really producing three products on this plant from the wheat. The ethanol which is about a third of what comes in, ethanol of course is going off into the biofuel. We're producing the CO2 from the fermentation and that CO2 is all recovered and used in the food and beverage industry."
18. Various of the new Ensus wheat refinery plant
19. Driving shot inside of combine harvester cutting field of hay
20. Wide shot of combine harvester by the side of trailer
21. Close up of wheat coming out of combine harvester into trailer
22. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"The UK farmers are going to recognise this as a very exciting new opportunity for them. They are going to be very keen to supply wheat into it, and we are very confident that they will be able to maintain their supplies."
23. Wide of combine harvester cutting field of wheat
24. Close up of combine harvester cutting field of wheat
LEAD IN:
Europe's largest bioethanol refinery is nearing completion in the north east of England.
Owners of the plant say it will meet one third of the UK's bioethanol demand once it's up and running.
They say that's the equivalent of taking 300,000 cars off the road.
STORYLINE:
The world is running low on fuel and some now hope bioethanol will help top up the shortage.
The European Union has set a target that requires each member state to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions through energy by 20% by the year 2020.
The UK aims to have 15% of all petrol and diesel sold in the UK come from renewable sources by 2020. Within that figure the road transport fuel target is 10%.
Work is close to completion here at Europe's largest wheat refinery at Wilton on Teesside in the north east of England.
The �250 million pound (416$ US Dollars) plant is due to start making its first bioethanol before Christmas, and expects to be in production in early 2010.
Once up and running, owners Ensus say it will produce more than 400 million litres of bioethanol - that's one third of the UK's bioethanol demand.
It will also put out 350 thousand tones of high protein animal feed and 300 thousand tones of carbon dioxide.
"What we do grow well in the North of England is high starch wheat," says John Seymour, farmer and rural affairs spokesman for North East Biofuels.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/8673fe09dd33c7cad18d93a8dc9a2c95
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 185
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car today. Cutting significant emissions of additional greenhouse gases.
- published: 11 Mar 2010
- views: 2312
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported by governments around the world as a form of 'renewable' energy and as a way to achieve 'energy independence' by substituting bio energy for coal or oil. But is bio energy clean? And can it scale? Is it financially viable? Watch "Solar Trillions" author Tony Seba talk about biofuels and biodiesel, starting with the fact that green plants are solar plants.
- published: 21 Oct 2010
- views: 370
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses.
- published: 02 Jun 2010
- views: 19572
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
- published: 24 Nov 2011
- views: 6397
BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport
BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (BEST) was a four-year project financially supported by the European Union for promoting the introduction and market penetration of bioethanol as a vehicle fuel, and the introduction and wider use of flexible-fuel vehicles and ethanol-powered vehicles on the world market. The project began in January 2006 and continued until the end of 2009, and had nine participating regions or cities in Europe, Brazil, and China.
Goals
The BEST project targets included the introduction of more than 10,000 flex-fuel or ethanol cars and 160 ethanol buses; to promote the opening of 135 E85 and 13 ED95 public fuel stations; and to promote the development and testing of hydrous E15 and anhydrous low ethanol blends with gasoline and diesel.
Participants
There were ten participating cities and regions, and several commercial partners. Stockholm (Sweden) was the coordinating city, and other participants were Basque Country and Madrid (Spain), the Biofuel Region in Sweden, Brandenburg (Germany), La Spezia (Italy), Nanyang (China), Rotterdam (Netherlands), São Paulo (Brazil), and Somerset (UK). The commercial partners were Ford Europe, Saab Automobile and several bioethanol suppliers.
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Sustainable transport
Sustainable transport refers to the broad subject of transport that is sustainable in the senses of social, environmental and climate impacts and the ability to, in the global scope, supply the source energy indefinitely. Components for evaluating sustainability include the particular vehicles used for road, water or air transport; the source of energy; and the infrastructure used to accommodate the transport (roads, railways, airways, waterways, canals and terminals). Another component for evaluation is pipelines for transporting liquid or gas materials. Transport operations and logistics as well as transit-oriented development are also involved in evaluation. Transportation sustainability is largely being measured by transportation system effectiveness and efficiency as well as the environmental and climate impacts of the system.
Short-term activity often promotes incremental improvement in fuel efficiency and vehicle emissions controls while long-term goals include migrating transportation from fossil-based energy to other alternatives such as renewable energy and use of other renewable resources. The entire life cycle of transport systems is subject to sustainability measurement and optimization.
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2009
2009 (MMIX) was a common year starting on Thursday (dominical letter D) of the Gregorian calendar, the 2009th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations, the 9th year of the 3rd millennium, the 9th year of the 21st century, and the 10th and last year of the 2000s decade.
2009 was designated as:
Events
January
- Austria, Japan, Mexico, Turkey, and Uganda assume their seats on the United Nations Security Council.
- Asunción, the capital of Paraguay, becomes the American Capital of Culture and Vilnius and Linz become the European Capitals of Culture.
- Slovakia adopts the euro as its national currency, replacing the Slovak koruna.
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Technical director
A Technical Director (TD) is usually a senior technical person within a software company, engineering firm, film studio, theatrical company or television studio. This person usually possesses the highest level of skill within a specific technical field and may be recognized as an expert in that industry.
Software
In software development, a Technical Director is typically responsible for the successful creation and delivery of the company's product to the marketplace by managing technical risks and opportunities; making key software design and implementation decisions with the development teams, scheduling of tasks including tracking dependencies, managing change requests, and guaranteeing quality of deliveries and educating the team on technical best practices.
Typical Responsibilities:
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2006
2006 (MMVI) was a common year starting on Sunday (dominical letter A) of the Gregorian calendar, the 2006th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations, the 6th year of the 3rd millennium, the 6th year of the 21st century, and the 7th year of the 2000s decade.
2006 was designated as:
Events
January
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2:05Biofuels - the Green alternative
Biofuels - the Green alternativeBiofuels - the Green alternative
The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems being from renewable sources by 2020, mostly biodiesel and bioethanol. -
2:00Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São PauloTeste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas. -
0:36Gull Bioethanol Process
Gull Bioethanol ProcessGull Bioethanol Process
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel retailer, we believe every drop of fossil fuel saved makes a difference. Find out how we work with the NZ dairy industry to Fuel Your Mission with more sustainable fuel options. Better for your car, your pocket, our farmers & the planet. #DrivenByNature #UseTheForce -
0:59CyclOx Sustainable Transport Fuel: Production from Lignin
CyclOx Sustainable Transport Fuel: Production from LigninCyclOx Sustainable Transport Fuel: Production from Lignin
2012 Peer-reviewed publications: Zhou, L., Boot, M.D. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). The effect of the position of oxygen group to the aromatic ring to emission performance in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE International Journal of Fuels and Lubricants, 5(3), 2012-01-1697-1/24. Di Blasio, G., Beatrice, C., Dijkstra, R. & Boot, M.D. (2012). Low cetane number renewable oxy-fuels for premixed combustion concept application : experimental investigation on a light duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012(01-1310). Zhou, L., Boot, M.D., Luijten, C.C.M., Leermakers, C.A.J., Dam, N.J. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). Emission performance of lignin-derived cyclic oxygenates in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012-01-1056. -
5:46India seeks plant-based fuel alternatives. Client refeed
India seeks plant-based fuel alternatives. Client refeedIndia seeks plant-based fuel alternatives. Client refeed
*****CLIENT REFEED****** INDIA BIOFUELS LENGTH: 5:46 SOURCE: AP Television News RESTRICTIONS: AP HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006 1. Various of traffic shots 2. Various of exterior and signboard of Simbhaoli Sugar Mills 3. Various of carts and tractors carrying sugarcane to the factory 4. Various of sugarcane being unloaded 5. SOUDNBITE (Hindi) Harinder Singh, Sugarcane Farmer: "The new fuel will cost less than diesel and we will get a better price for our sugarcane crop." 6. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Ghananand Sharma, Sugarcane Farmer: "The benefits from the new fuel are that we will get a good price for our crop, better than ever. Besides, our production will go up and the country will stand to benefit." 7. Various of sugarcane being unloaded 8. Sugarcane being channelled towards grinder 9. Various of raw sugarcane juice 10. Various of sugarcane waste molasses 11. Various of fermenter tanks 12. Various of sugarcane juice being treated in tanks New Delhi - April 2006 13. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy: "Because ethanol is now taken largely by the portable industry and the chemical industry and there is not much of ethanol that is left to use as a substitute for fuel. So, what we are aiming at in ethanol is increasing the yield of ethanol." Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006 14. Various of plant and distillation house 15. Wide shot of ethanol process tanks 16. Close up of no smoking sign 17. Wide shot of ethanol storage section 18. Set up shot of Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas M S Srinivasan 19. SOUNDBITE (English) M S Srinivasan, Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas: "Given our petrol consumption over the next five to six years, if we want to go up to ten per cent ethanol blend in petrol that should amount to close to one million kilo litres per annum. Now what we are today confident of getting is about 30 per cent of that. So, what we are doing today is in about half the country, we are blending five per cent ethanol." Faridabad, Haryana - April 2006 20. Tilt down from signboard reading ''Bio-diesel pilot plant'' to plants 21. Various of Jatropha plant 22. Various of Jatropha seeds 23. Pan from bottle containing Jatropha oil to another containing bio-diesel 24. Various of truck arriving at factory 25. Station selling hydrogen fuel 26. Car running on hydrogen fuel pulling out of station New Delhi - 8 March 2006 27. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy: "Along with CNG we tried to blend about ten percent of hydrogen and seeing the efficiency of these vehicles. So if this could catch on, if hydrogen can be used as a fuel by itself at a reasonable cost, we can virtually replace all the oil that we require for the transport sector." AP Television News File 28. Delhi traffic shots SUGGESTED LEADIN: Oil consumption in India has more than doubled in recent years. The country is now looking for alternatives to oil, and is evaluating biofuels as part of a package of renewable energy sources. STORYLINE: Sugar cane, one of the region''s most dominant crops, is being used to create alternative fuel sources. Every day farmers are bringing load after load of sugar cane to this sugar mill in Simbhaoli, in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The farmers say they are happy to be receiving more money for their goods. Across Asia, governments are searching the plantations and farms for crops that can help offset their dependence on imported fossil fuels. Another option in India is the jatropha plant. In Faridabad a bio-diesel pilot plant has been set up to test the efficiency of the fuel. ==== You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/02c7d3bf18f5daf69c5574c44aa2f65d Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:07Europe's largest wheat refinery to meet one third of UK bioethanol demand
Europe's largest wheat refinery to meet one third of UK bioethanol demandEurope's largest wheat refinery to meet one third of UK bioethanol demand
AP Television Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009 1. Various of petrol pumps and people filling their cars with petrol 2. Various traffic AP Television Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009 3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus: "We need bioethanol today because we have major environmental problems with greenhouse gas emissions to atmosphere, we know that road transport fuels in particular are a fairly intransigent part of the problem." AP Television Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009 4. Wide shot Fiddlers Ferry Power Station 5. Pan left to right of Fiddlers Ferry Power Station 6. Various of car exhausts with fumes coming out AP Television Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009 7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus: "By 2020 all fuel supplied into road transport vehicles has to have the equivalent of 10% of its content as renewable energy." 8. Close up of field of wheat, pan up 9. Pan of field of wheat 10. Close up of wheat 11. Tilt up of field of wheat with combined harvester 12. SOUNDBITE (English) John Seymour, Farmer and Rural Affairs Spokesman for North East Biofuels: "What we do grow well in the north of England is high starch wheat." 13. Close up of wheat in farmer's hands 14. Pan of new Ensus wheat refinery plant 15. Tilt up of wheat storage containers 16. Pan of wheat storage containers 17. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus: "We're really producing three products on this plant from the wheat. The ethanol which is about a third of what comes in, ethanol of course is going off into the biofuel. We're producing the CO2 from the fermentation and that CO2 is all recovered and used in the food and beverage industry." 18. Various of the new Ensus wheat refinery plant 19. Driving shot inside of combine harvester cutting field of hay 20. Wide shot of combine harvester by the side of trailer 21. Close up of wheat coming out of combine harvester into trailer 22. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus: "The UK farmers are going to recognise this as a very exciting new opportunity for them. They are going to be very keen to supply wheat into it, and we are very confident that they will be able to maintain their supplies." 23. Wide of combine harvester cutting field of wheat 24. Close up of combine harvester cutting field of wheat LEAD IN: Europe's largest bioethanol refinery is nearing completion in the north east of England. Owners of the plant say it will meet one third of the UK's bioethanol demand once it's up and running. They say that's the equivalent of taking 300,000 cars off the road. STORYLINE: The world is running low on fuel and some now hope bioethanol will help top up the shortage. The European Union has set a target that requires each member state to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions through energy by 20% by the year 2020. The UK aims to have 15% of all petrol and diesel sold in the UK come from renewable sources by 2020. Within that figure the road transport fuel target is 10%. Work is close to completion here at Europe's largest wheat refinery at Wilton on Teesside in the north east of England. The �250 million pound (416$ US Dollars) plant is due to start making its first bioethanol before Christmas, and expects to be in production in early 2010. Once up and running, owners Ensus say it will produce more than 400 million litres of bioethanol - that's one third of the UK's bioethanol demand. It will also put out 350 thousand tones of high protein animal feed and 300 thousand tones of carbon dioxide. "What we do grow well in the North of England is high starch wheat," says John Seymour, farmer and rural affairs spokesman for North East Biofuels. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/8673fe09dd33c7cad18d93a8dc9a2c95 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:32INEOS Bio - Waste to bioethanol
INEOS Bio - Waste to bioethanolINEOS Bio - Waste to bioethanol
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car today. Cutting significant emissions of additional greenhouse gases. -
4:14Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?
Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported by governments around the world as a form of 'renewable' energy and as a way to achieve 'energy independence' by substituting bio energy for coal or oil. But is bio energy clean? And can it scale? Is it financially viable? Watch "Solar Trillions" author Tony Seba talk about biofuels and biodiesel, starting with the fact that green plants are solar plants. -
1:21Ch. 6 - Making Ethanol from Sugarcane
Ch. 6 - Making Ethanol from SugarcaneCh. 6 - Making Ethanol from Sugarcane
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses. -
2:16Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and LondonScania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
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Biofuels - the Green alternative
The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems being from renewable sources by 2020, mostly biodiesel and bioethanol.
published: 03 May 2012 -
Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
published: 12 Nov 2009 -
Gull Bioethanol Process
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel retailer, we believe every drop of fossil fuel saved makes a difference. Find out how we work with the NZ dairy industry to Fuel Your Mission with more sustainable fuel options. Better for your car, your pocket, our farmers & the planet. #DrivenByNature #UseTheForce
published: 10 Dec 2015 -
CyclOx Sustainable Transport Fuel: Production from Lignin
2012 Peer-reviewed publications: Zhou, L., Boot, M.D. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). The effect of the position of oxygen group to the aromatic ring to emission performance in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE International Journal of Fuels and Lubricants, 5(3), 2012-01-1697-1/24. Di Blasio, G., Beatrice, C., Dijkstra, R. & Boot, M.D. (2012). Low cetane number renewable oxy-fuels for premixed combustion concept application : experimental investigation on a light duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012(01-1310). Zhou, L., Boot, M.D., Luijten, C.C.M., Leermakers, C.A.J., Dam, N.J. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). Emission performance of lignin-derived cyclic oxygenates in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012-01-1056.
published: 04 Dec 2012 -
India seeks plant-based fuel alternatives. Client refeed
*****CLIENT REFEED****** INDIA BIOFUELS LENGTH: 5:46 SOURCE: AP Television News RESTRICTIONS: AP HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006 1. Various of traffic shots 2. Various of exterior and signboard of Simbhaoli Sugar Mills 3. Various of carts and tractors carrying sugarcane to the factory 4. Various of sugarcane being unloaded 5. SOUDNBITE (Hindi) Harinder Singh, Sugarcane Farmer: "The new fuel will cost less than diesel and we will get a better price for our sugarcane crop." 6. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Ghananand Sharma, Sugarcane Farmer: "The benefits from the new fuel are that we will get a good price for our crop, better than ever. Besides, our production will go up and the country will stand to benefit." 7. Various of sugarcane being unloaded 8. Su...
published: 30 Jul 2015 -
Europe's largest wheat refinery to meet one third of UK bioethanol demand
AP Television Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009 1. Various of petrol pumps and people filling their cars with petrol 2. Various traffic AP Television Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009 3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus: "We need bioethanol today because we have major environmental problems with greenhouse gas emissions to atmosphere, we know that road transport fuels in particular are a fairly intransigent part of the problem." AP Television Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009 4. Wide shot Fiddlers Ferry Power Station 5. Pan left to right of Fiddlers Ferry Power Station 6. Various of car exhausts with fumes coming out AP Television Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009 7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus: "By 2020 all fuel s...
published: 23 Jul 2015 -
INEOS Bio - Waste to bioethanol
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car today. Cutting significant emissions of additional greenhouse gases.
published: 11 Mar 2010 -
Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported by governments around the world as a form of 'renewable' energy and as a way to achieve 'energy independence' by substituting bio energy for coal or oil. But is bio energy clean? And can it scale? Is it financially viable? Watch "Solar Trillions" author Tony Seba talk about biofuels and biodiesel, starting with the fact that green plants are solar plants.
published: 21 Oct 2010 -
Ch. 6 - Making Ethanol from Sugarcane
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses.
published: 02 Jun 2010 -
Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
published: 24 Nov 2011
Biofuels - the Green alternative
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 03 May 2012
- views: 2643
The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems being from renewable sources by 2020, mostly biodiesel and bioethanol....
The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems being from renewable sources by 2020, mostly biodiesel and bioethanol.
wn.com/Biofuels The Green Alternative
The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems being from renewable sources by 2020, mostly biodiesel and bioethanol.
- published: 03 May 2012
- views: 2643
Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 12 Nov 2009
- views: 717
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos ...
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
wn.com/Teste De Ônibus Movido A Etanol Em São Paulo
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
- published: 12 Nov 2009
- views: 717
Gull Bioethanol Process
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- Duration: 0:36
- Updated: 10 Dec 2015
- views: 16012
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel retailer, we believe every drop of fossil fuel saved makes a differen...
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel retailer, we believe every drop of fossil fuel saved makes a difference. Find out how we work with the NZ dairy industry to Fuel Your Mission with more sustainable fuel options.
Better for your car, your pocket, our farmers & the planet.
#DrivenByNature #UseTheForce
wn.com/Gull Bioethanol Process
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel retailer, we believe every drop of fossil fuel saved makes a difference. Find out how we work with the NZ dairy industry to Fuel Your Mission with more sustainable fuel options.
Better for your car, your pocket, our farmers & the planet.
#DrivenByNature #UseTheForce
- published: 10 Dec 2015
- views: 16012
CyclOx Sustainable Transport Fuel: Production from Lignin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:59
- Updated: 04 Dec 2012
- views: 1032
2012 Peer-reviewed publications:
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). The effect of the position of oxygen group to the aromatic ring to emission per...
2012 Peer-reviewed publications:
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). The effect of the position of oxygen group to the aromatic ring to emission performance in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE International Journal of Fuels and Lubricants, 5(3), 2012-01-1697-1/24.
Di Blasio, G., Beatrice, C., Dijkstra, R. & Boot, M.D. (2012). Low cetane number renewable oxy-fuels for premixed combustion concept application : experimental investigation on a light duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012(01-1310).
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D., Luijten, C.C.M., Leermakers, C.A.J., Dam, N.J. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). Emission performance of lignin-derived cyclic oxygenates in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012-01-1056.
wn.com/Cyclox Sustainable Transport Fuel Production From Lignin
2012 Peer-reviewed publications:
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). The effect of the position of oxygen group to the aromatic ring to emission performance in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE International Journal of Fuels and Lubricants, 5(3), 2012-01-1697-1/24.
Di Blasio, G., Beatrice, C., Dijkstra, R. & Boot, M.D. (2012). Low cetane number renewable oxy-fuels for premixed combustion concept application : experimental investigation on a light duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012(01-1310).
Zhou, L., Boot, M.D., Luijten, C.C.M., Leermakers, C.A.J., Dam, N.J. & Goey, L.P.H. de (2012). Emission performance of lignin-derived cyclic oxygenates in a heavy-duty diesel engine. SAE Technical Papers, 2012-01-1056.
- published: 04 Dec 2012
- views: 1032
India seeks plant-based fuel alternatives. Client refeed
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:46
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 596
*****CLIENT REFEED******
INDIA BIOFUELS
LENGTH: 5:46
SOURCE: AP Television News
RESTRICTIONS: AP HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April...
*****CLIENT REFEED******
INDIA BIOFUELS
LENGTH: 5:46
SOURCE: AP Television News
RESTRICTIONS: AP HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006
1. Various of traffic shots
2. Various of exterior and signboard of Simbhaoli Sugar Mills
3. Various of carts and tractors carrying sugarcane to the factory
4. Various of sugarcane being unloaded
5. SOUDNBITE (Hindi) Harinder Singh, Sugarcane Farmer:
"The new fuel will cost less than diesel and we will get a better price for our sugarcane crop."
6. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Ghananand Sharma, Sugarcane Farmer:
"The benefits from the new fuel are that we will get a good price for our crop, better than ever. Besides, our production will go up and the country will stand to benefit."
7. Various of sugarcane being unloaded
8. Sugarcane being channelled towards grinder
9. Various of raw sugarcane juice
10. Various of sugarcane waste molasses
11. Various of fermenter tanks
12. Various of sugarcane juice being treated in tanks
New Delhi - April 2006
13. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy:
"Because ethanol is now taken largely by the portable industry and the chemical industry and there is not much of ethanol that is left to use as a substitute for fuel. So, what we are aiming at in ethanol is increasing the yield of ethanol."
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006
14. Various of plant and distillation house
15. Wide shot of ethanol process tanks
16. Close up of no smoking sign
17. Wide shot of ethanol storage section
18. Set up shot of Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas M S Srinivasan
19. SOUNDBITE (English) M S Srinivasan, Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas:
"Given our petrol consumption over the next five to six years, if we want to go up to ten per cent ethanol blend in petrol that should amount to close to one million kilo litres per annum. Now what we are today confident of getting is about 30 per cent of that. So, what we are doing today is in about half the country, we are blending five per cent ethanol."
Faridabad, Haryana - April 2006
20. Tilt down from signboard reading ''Bio-diesel pilot plant'' to plants
21. Various of Jatropha plant
22. Various of Jatropha seeds
23. Pan from bottle containing Jatropha oil to another containing bio-diesel
24. Various of truck arriving at factory
25. Station selling hydrogen fuel
26. Car running on hydrogen fuel pulling out of station
New Delhi - 8 March 2006
27. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy:
"Along with CNG we tried to blend about ten percent of hydrogen and seeing the efficiency of these vehicles. So if this could catch on, if hydrogen can be used as a fuel by itself at a reasonable cost, we can virtually replace all the oil that we require for the transport sector."
AP Television News File
28. Delhi traffic shots
SUGGESTED LEADIN:
Oil consumption in India has more than doubled in recent years.
The country is now looking for alternatives to oil, and is evaluating biofuels as part of a package of renewable energy sources.
STORYLINE:
Sugar cane, one of the region''s most dominant crops, is being used to create alternative fuel sources.
Every day farmers are bringing load after load of sugar cane to this sugar mill in Simbhaoli, in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
The farmers say they are happy to be receiving more money for their goods.
Across Asia, governments are searching the plantations and farms for crops that can help offset their dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Another option in India is the jatropha plant.
In Faridabad a bio-diesel pilot plant has been set up to test the efficiency of the fuel.
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*****CLIENT REFEED******
INDIA BIOFUELS
LENGTH: 5:46
SOURCE: AP Television News
RESTRICTIONS: AP HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006
1. Various of traffic shots
2. Various of exterior and signboard of Simbhaoli Sugar Mills
3. Various of carts and tractors carrying sugarcane to the factory
4. Various of sugarcane being unloaded
5. SOUDNBITE (Hindi) Harinder Singh, Sugarcane Farmer:
"The new fuel will cost less than diesel and we will get a better price for our sugarcane crop."
6. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Ghananand Sharma, Sugarcane Farmer:
"The benefits from the new fuel are that we will get a good price for our crop, better than ever. Besides, our production will go up and the country will stand to benefit."
7. Various of sugarcane being unloaded
8. Sugarcane being channelled towards grinder
9. Various of raw sugarcane juice
10. Various of sugarcane waste molasses
11. Various of fermenter tanks
12. Various of sugarcane juice being treated in tanks
New Delhi - April 2006
13. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy:
"Because ethanol is now taken largely by the portable industry and the chemical industry and there is not much of ethanol that is left to use as a substitute for fuel. So, what we are aiming at in ethanol is increasing the yield of ethanol."
Simbhaoli, Uttar Pradesh - April 2006
14. Various of plant and distillation house
15. Wide shot of ethanol process tanks
16. Close up of no smoking sign
17. Wide shot of ethanol storage section
18. Set up shot of Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas M S Srinivasan
19. SOUNDBITE (English) M S Srinivasan, Secretary at the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas:
"Given our petrol consumption over the next five to six years, if we want to go up to ten per cent ethanol blend in petrol that should amount to close to one million kilo litres per annum. Now what we are today confident of getting is about 30 per cent of that. So, what we are doing today is in about half the country, we are blending five per cent ethanol."
Faridabad, Haryana - April 2006
20. Tilt down from signboard reading ''Bio-diesel pilot plant'' to plants
21. Various of Jatropha plant
22. Various of Jatropha seeds
23. Pan from bottle containing Jatropha oil to another containing bio-diesel
24. Various of truck arriving at factory
25. Station selling hydrogen fuel
26. Car running on hydrogen fuel pulling out of station
New Delhi - 8 March 2006
27. SOUNDBITE (English) V Subramaniam, Secretary at the Ministry of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy:
"Along with CNG we tried to blend about ten percent of hydrogen and seeing the efficiency of these vehicles. So if this could catch on, if hydrogen can be used as a fuel by itself at a reasonable cost, we can virtually replace all the oil that we require for the transport sector."
AP Television News File
28. Delhi traffic shots
SUGGESTED LEADIN:
Oil consumption in India has more than doubled in recent years.
The country is now looking for alternatives to oil, and is evaluating biofuels as part of a package of renewable energy sources.
STORYLINE:
Sugar cane, one of the region''s most dominant crops, is being used to create alternative fuel sources.
Every day farmers are bringing load after load of sugar cane to this sugar mill in Simbhaoli, in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
The farmers say they are happy to be receiving more money for their goods.
Across Asia, governments are searching the plantations and farms for crops that can help offset their dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Another option in India is the jatropha plant.
In Faridabad a bio-diesel pilot plant has been set up to test the efficiency of the fuel.
====
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 596
Europe's largest wheat refinery to meet one third of UK bioethanol demand
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 185
AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
1. Various of petrol pumps and people filling their cars with petrol
2. Various traffic
AP Television
Teess...
AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
1. Various of petrol pumps and people filling their cars with petrol
2. Various traffic
AP Television
Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009
3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"We need bioethanol today because we have major environmental problems with greenhouse gas emissions to atmosphere, we know that road transport fuels in particular are a fairly intransigent part of the problem."
AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
4. Wide shot Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
5. Pan left to right of Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
6. Various of car exhausts with fumes coming out
AP Television
Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009
7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"By 2020 all fuel supplied into road transport vehicles has to have the equivalent of 10% of its content as renewable energy."
8. Close up of field of wheat, pan up
9. Pan of field of wheat
10. Close up of wheat
11. Tilt up of field of wheat with combined harvester
12. SOUNDBITE (English) John Seymour, Farmer and Rural Affairs Spokesman for North East Biofuels:
"What we do grow well in the north of England is high starch wheat."
13. Close up of wheat in farmer's hands
14. Pan of new Ensus wheat refinery plant
15. Tilt up of wheat storage containers
16. Pan of wheat storage containers
17. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"We're really producing three products on this plant from the wheat. The ethanol which is about a third of what comes in, ethanol of course is going off into the biofuel. We're producing the CO2 from the fermentation and that CO2 is all recovered and used in the food and beverage industry."
18. Various of the new Ensus wheat refinery plant
19. Driving shot inside of combine harvester cutting field of hay
20. Wide shot of combine harvester by the side of trailer
21. Close up of wheat coming out of combine harvester into trailer
22. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"The UK farmers are going to recognise this as a very exciting new opportunity for them. They are going to be very keen to supply wheat into it, and we are very confident that they will be able to maintain their supplies."
23. Wide of combine harvester cutting field of wheat
24. Close up of combine harvester cutting field of wheat
LEAD IN:
Europe's largest bioethanol refinery is nearing completion in the north east of England.
Owners of the plant say it will meet one third of the UK's bioethanol demand once it's up and running.
They say that's the equivalent of taking 300,000 cars off the road.
STORYLINE:
The world is running low on fuel and some now hope bioethanol will help top up the shortage.
The European Union has set a target that requires each member state to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions through energy by 20% by the year 2020.
The UK aims to have 15% of all petrol and diesel sold in the UK come from renewable sources by 2020. Within that figure the road transport fuel target is 10%.
Work is close to completion here at Europe's largest wheat refinery at Wilton on Teesside in the north east of England.
The �250 million pound (416$ US Dollars) plant is due to start making its first bioethanol before Christmas, and expects to be in production in early 2010.
Once up and running, owners Ensus say it will produce more than 400 million litres of bioethanol - that's one third of the UK's bioethanol demand.
It will also put out 350 thousand tones of high protein animal feed and 300 thousand tones of carbon dioxide.
"What we do grow well in the North of England is high starch wheat," says John Seymour, farmer and rural affairs spokesman for North East Biofuels.
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AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
1. Various of petrol pumps and people filling their cars with petrol
2. Various traffic
AP Television
Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009
3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"We need bioethanol today because we have major environmental problems with greenhouse gas emissions to atmosphere, we know that road transport fuels in particular are a fairly intransigent part of the problem."
AP Television
Cheshire, UK, 16 September 2009
4. Wide shot Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
5. Pan left to right of Fiddlers Ferry Power Station
6. Various of car exhausts with fumes coming out
AP Television
Teesside, UK, 17 September 2009
7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"By 2020 all fuel supplied into road transport vehicles has to have the equivalent of 10% of its content as renewable energy."
8. Close up of field of wheat, pan up
9. Pan of field of wheat
10. Close up of wheat
11. Tilt up of field of wheat with combined harvester
12. SOUNDBITE (English) John Seymour, Farmer and Rural Affairs Spokesman for North East Biofuels:
"What we do grow well in the north of England is high starch wheat."
13. Close up of wheat in farmer's hands
14. Pan of new Ensus wheat refinery plant
15. Tilt up of wheat storage containers
16. Pan of wheat storage containers
17. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"We're really producing three products on this plant from the wheat. The ethanol which is about a third of what comes in, ethanol of course is going off into the biofuel. We're producing the CO2 from the fermentation and that CO2 is all recovered and used in the food and beverage industry."
18. Various of the new Ensus wheat refinery plant
19. Driving shot inside of combine harvester cutting field of hay
20. Wide shot of combine harvester by the side of trailer
21. Close up of wheat coming out of combine harvester into trailer
22. SOUNDBITE (English) John Pinkney, Technical Director for Ensus:
"The UK farmers are going to recognise this as a very exciting new opportunity for them. They are going to be very keen to supply wheat into it, and we are very confident that they will be able to maintain their supplies."
23. Wide of combine harvester cutting field of wheat
24. Close up of combine harvester cutting field of wheat
LEAD IN:
Europe's largest bioethanol refinery is nearing completion in the north east of England.
Owners of the plant say it will meet one third of the UK's bioethanol demand once it's up and running.
They say that's the equivalent of taking 300,000 cars off the road.
STORYLINE:
The world is running low on fuel and some now hope bioethanol will help top up the shortage.
The European Union has set a target that requires each member state to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions through energy by 20% by the year 2020.
The UK aims to have 15% of all petrol and diesel sold in the UK come from renewable sources by 2020. Within that figure the road transport fuel target is 10%.
Work is close to completion here at Europe's largest wheat refinery at Wilton on Teesside in the north east of England.
The �250 million pound (416$ US Dollars) plant is due to start making its first bioethanol before Christmas, and expects to be in production in early 2010.
Once up and running, owners Ensus say it will produce more than 400 million litres of bioethanol - that's one third of the UK's bioethanol demand.
It will also put out 350 thousand tones of high protein animal feed and 300 thousand tones of carbon dioxide.
"What we do grow well in the North of England is high starch wheat," says John Seymour, farmer and rural affairs spokesman for North East Biofuels.
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- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 185
INEOS Bio - Waste to bioethanol
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:32
- Updated: 11 Mar 2010
- views: 2312
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car today. Cutting significant emissions of additional greenhouse gases.
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car today. Cutting significant emissions of additional greenhouse gases.
wn.com/Ineos Bio Waste To Bioethanol
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car today. Cutting significant emissions of additional greenhouse gases.
- published: 11 Mar 2010
- views: 2312
Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 21 Oct 2010
- views: 370
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported by governments around the world as a form of 'renewable' energy and a...
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported by governments around the world as a form of 'renewable' energy and as a way to achieve 'energy independence' by substituting bio energy for coal or oil. But is bio energy clean? And can it scale? Is it financially viable? Watch "Solar Trillions" author Tony Seba talk about biofuels and biodiesel, starting with the fact that green plants are solar plants.
wn.com/Can Biofuels (Bioethanol, Biodiesel) Scale
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported by governments around the world as a form of 'renewable' energy and as a way to achieve 'energy independence' by substituting bio energy for coal or oil. But is bio energy clean? And can it scale? Is it financially viable? Watch "Solar Trillions" author Tony Seba talk about biofuels and biodiesel, starting with the fact that green plants are solar plants.
- published: 21 Oct 2010
- views: 370
Ch. 6 - Making Ethanol from Sugarcane
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 02 Jun 2010
- views: 19572
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses.
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses.
wn.com/Ch. 6 Making Ethanol From Sugarcane
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses.
- published: 02 Jun 2010
- views: 19572
Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 24 Nov 2011
- views: 6397
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high pa...
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
wn.com/Scania Citywide As Imagined In Paris, Stockholm And London
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
- published: 24 Nov 2011
- views: 6397
-
Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
published: 12 Nov 2009 -
Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
published: 24 Nov 2011
Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 12 Nov 2009
- views: 717
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos ...
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
wn.com/Teste De Ônibus Movido A Etanol Em São Paulo
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de material particulado na atmosfera (fumaça preta) em relação aos coletivos movidos a diesel. São Paulo é a primeira cidade das Américas a testar o novo veículo. O modelo foi desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto BioEthanol for Sustainable Transport (Best, Etanol para o Transporte Sustentável) e será avaliado nas linhas urbanas.
- published: 12 Nov 2009
- views: 717
Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 24 Nov 2011
- views: 6397
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high pa...
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
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Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide buses are the perfect choice for sustainable public transport: high passenger capacity, low fuel consumption and solutions for all commercially available alternative fuels such as biodiesel, biogas and bioethanol. http://www.scania.com/citywide
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Biofuels - the Green alternative
The European Union is committed to 10 percent of the energy to fuel its transport systems ...
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Teste de ônibus movido a etanol em São Paulo
Apresentação de um protótipo de ônibus movido a etanol que reduz até 90% a emissão de mate...
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Gull Bioethanol Process
Have you ever wondered how you could help save the world? As New Zealand's leading biofuel...
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CyclOx Sustainable Transport Fuel: Production from Lignin
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India seeks plant-based fuel alternatives. Client refeed
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Europe's largest wheat refinery to meet one third of UK bioethanol demand
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INEOS Bio - Waste to bioethanol
A breakthrough process that converts wastes into bio ethanol that can be used in your car ...
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Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?
Biofuels like bioethanol and biodiesel, and biomass like wood pellets, have been supported...
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Can Biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel) Scale?
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Ch. 6 - Making Ethanol from Sugarcane
This segment highlights how sugarcane is processed into ethanol for fuel and other uses.
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Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
Travelling in and about cities has reached a new level of sophistication. Scania Citywide ...
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Scania Citywide as imagined in Paris, Stockholm and London
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Trump Admits He Takes Political Appointee Advice From Unlikely Source – President Obama
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President Barack Obama, Politico reported.Speaking Wednesday on NBC’s “Today,” Trump said he has sought Obama’s advice on candidates for various appointment-level positions and in at least one case so far, has acted on that advice, the report said ... We have — I think, I can say at least for myself, I can't speak for him, but we have a really good chemistry together ... He wants to do right by the country and for the country....
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WikiLeaks' Assange Releases Statement He Gave Prosecutors On Alleged Sex Charges
Edit WorldNews.com 07 Dec 2016
Meanwhile, Swedish officials are waiting for a written report from Ecuadorean prosecutors who interviewed Assange last month before deciding whether to charge him....
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Madonna on the US election: ‘It feels like women betrayed us’
Edit The Guardian 07 Dec 2016
During her interview with Billboard, which has crowned her Woman of the Year, the pop star compared her despair regarding the results – particularly the significant number of women who voted for Trump – to mourning. Why did women vote for Trump? Because misogyny is not a male-only attribute ... The percentage of women who voted for Trump was insanely high,” she says....
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2 Juveniles Face Arson Charges In Fatal Tennessee Wildfires
Edit WorldNews.com 07 Dec 2016
No additional information about the youths was made available, including their age and gender.He added that additional charges “are being considered” and said the juveniles could be tried as adults.Karyssa Dalton, a 19-year-old whose grandmother is still missing, told The Associated Press she thought it was appropriate to hold the juveniles ......
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US and Afghan Officials Worry Over Russian Support of the Taliban
Edit WorldNews.com 08 Dec 2016
A senior Afghan security official described the "dangerous new trend" of Russian support for the Taliban with analysis echoed by General John Nicholson who's a top U.S ... Zakharova have scheduled a press conference for later in the week to discuss Afghan-Russian relations and how they favor negotiated peace in Afghanistan, which can only happen if all participants of the conflict come to the table which would include the Taliban....
Seven departments to control real estate development
Edit Asia Times 08 Dec 2016
The guideline said there would be tougher curbs on property construction in those outlying areas and strict controls on the population for sustainable development ... Restrictions are cut down from 93 items to 62, investment restrictions on bus transportations and batteries of electric vehicles are planned to be lifted....
State transport gets Biswa Bangla stamp
Edit The Times of India 08 Dec 2016
The Royal Bengal Tiger has ceased to exist and so has the brand name that it has been roaring for ... The transport department has hired law firm Fox & Mandal to work out the technicalities the government will have to follow for the amalgamation. While CSTC had been set up under the Road Transport Corporations Act, 1950, the rest are guided by the Companies Act ... Click here to download it for your device....
This train can beat a flight
Edit The Times of India 08 Dec 2016
High-pressure capsules, travelling in a partially-vacuumed tube at speeds up to 1,216 Km/hour, promise to transport people from one point to another in little over half the time taken by flights, charging less than half the price for the ticket ... transportation system, setting stage for commitment to an installation in Quay Valley, California....
LETTERS: Waste of resources
Edit The Himalayan 08 Dec 2016
Dissolution of Higher Secondary School Board of Examination and bringing it under a National Examination Board has been a long process for the government ... Transportation. I am concerned why the transportation system has been neglected for decades or so ... There is a subtle policy in place for making transportation services very smooth. There are not private buses, trams or trains for carrying passengers....
Don't take coercive action against taxi operators, Uber: HC
Edit The Times of India 08 Dec 2016
The high court on Wednesday passed an interim order asking the transport department not to take any coercive action against all-India tourist taxi operators as well as Uber under the Karnataka On-demand Transportation Technology Aggregators Rules, 2016....
School Buses Get Early Morning Check Up In Frigid Temps
Edit CBS News 08 Dec 2016
Wednesday morning, bus drivers for Jeffco Public Schools checked their buses before students even got on board ... “Once we knew the storm was coming in, we scheduled extra drivers to come in the morning, extra mechanics to come in the morning, that way we can make sure all buses start, they’re warmed up, and ready to go,” said Jeffco Transportation Director Cathy Nelson ... “It’d be nice for them to have a warm place to sit.”....
Programme to entice youth into vegetable cultivation launched
Edit Graphic 08 Dec 2016
Gold Fields Ghana Limited and the Federal Republic of Germany, under its employment for sustainable development in Africa programme, have committed 800,000 Euros to the three-year project which is designed to create employment and improve incomes for about 1,000 young people in the municipality ... To ensure sustainability of the programme, the ......
Bus karo! No breakdowns, please
Edit The Times of India 08 Dec 2016
In the new system, the Integrated Bus Transport Manager (IBTM) will keep track of all parameters every day, like bus frequency, malfunctions, customer complaints etc ... "With the same officials implementing it, the same bad roads for the buses and same driver and conductors, what can we expect now? Can we get buses at five-minute intervals or safety like in state transport buses?" ... "We have to wait for a lot of time at the bus stop....
ESG’s new metric for long-term investment
Edit DNA India 08 Dec 2016
Market participants now believe that the long-term financial sustainability and value creation are dependent on how a company manages its ESG aspects in the long run. Market participants have started to give importance to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects when assessing companies’ long-term strategy for wealth creation....
'2 hours, still waiting for transport'
Edit The Times of India 08 Dec 2016
... the movement of traffic in Nishatganj, Kaiserbagh, KD Singh Babu Stadium for several hours on Wednesday ... Nishant Singh, returning from coaching on Nawal Kishore road and heading towards Gomtinagar said, "It's a big mess with no public transport...I have been waiting for the past two hours for a transport." ... Click here to download it for your device....
NTSB: School bus driver in fatal crash was speeding, had prior wrecks
Edit WPTV 08 Dec 2016
Glenn Chappell was driving about 57 mph in a 30-mph zone — nearly twice the speed limit — when he struck a Ford Mustang from behind before colliding with an oncoming Maryland Transit Administration bus last month, according to the National Transportation Safety Board's initial report ... Chappell was driving the school bus for ......
Saints seek rushing resurgence against Buccaneers
Edit The Oklahoman 08 Dec 2016
"If we can learn anything for last week ... it's so important and imperative for us to sustain drives, keep the momentum going, keep the ball control," Hightower said ... In Week 8, when Hightower rushed for more than 100 yards, the Saints beat Seattle ... Brees said if the Saints can sustain long drives and don't fall behind by much, if at all, at Tampa Bay, that should set the stage for a resurgent ground game ... For more NFL coverage....
Energy sector facing more safety inspections
Edit China Daily 08 Dec 2016
China's work safety watchdog will step up checks and supervision in the energy sector, including coal mines, and oil and gas production and transportation, as rising energy prices drive up the motivation for illegal production ... The country's intensified effort to cut overcapacity has led to huge rises this year in bulk commodity prices, especially for thermal coal....
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