Advanced biofuels are a category of biofuels that go beyond traditional first-generation biofuels like corn ethanol or vegetable oil-based biodiesel. They are typically produced from non-food feedstocks and often employ more advanced technologies and processes. Advanced biofuels are designed to be more sustainable, have a lower impact on food production, and offer potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Here are some key characteristics and examples of advanced biofuels:
Non-Food Feedstocks
Advanced Conversion Technologies
Greater Environmental Benefits
Range of Advanced Biofuels
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