Category : Bioenergy


Turning an Industrial Byproduct into Bio-Sustainable Chemicals: A Revolutionary Approach

In an exciting development for sustainable chemistry, researchers have unveiled a pioneering method to convert industrial byproducts into bio-sustainable chemicals. This innovative approach promises to reduce waste, lower environmental impact, and create valuable chemicals from previously discarded materials, marking a significant advancement in green chemistry...


Covestro and Mitsui Chemicals Partner to Drive Sustainability in Bio-Polyurethane Production

Covestro and Mitsui Chemicals have announced a significant partnership aimed at driving sustainability in the production of polyurethane. This collaboration seeks to leverage bio-based raw materials, showcasing a commitment to reducing environmental impact and advancing green chemistry practices in the industry. The Collaboration and Its...


Sanyo Chemical Develops Superabsorbent Polymer Using Biomass

Sanyo Chemical Industries has recently made a groundbreaking announcement regarding the development of a superabsorbent polymer (SAP) derived from biomass. This innovation marks a significant stride in the pursuit of sustainable and eco-friendly materials, showcasing the potential of biotechnology in transforming the chemical industry. The...


Bioenergy Scenario in India @2047: Vision by Shishir Joshipura

Understanding Bioenergy and Biofuels Bioenergy: Refers to energy produced from biological sources, such as plant and animal materials, commonly known as biomass. This encompasses agricultural residues, forest waste, and other organic materials. Biofuels: A subset of bioenergy, biofuels are produced specifically for use as fuels....


The Case for Reclassifying Biosolutions: Insights from Novonesis CEO

The agricultural sector stands on the brink of a significant transformation, driven by the need for sustainable practices. At the heart of this transformation are bio solutions—natural or biological products designed to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability. However, current regulations treating these products as synthetic...


Punjab’s Green Leap: Jalkheri Biomass Power Plant Revived

Punjab's Jalkheri biomass power plant, with a 10 MW capacity, has been revived. The plant will exclusively use paddy straw, consuming around one lakh tonnes annually. Aims to reduce stubble burning across 50,000 acres, promoting green energy and environmental sustainability. Features advanced Denmark technology boilers...


India Approves 30% Biofuel Blends for Ships

India now permits the usage of 30% biofuel blends on Indian vessels. This move aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other air pollutants like sulfur oxides from ships. The initiative is part of India's broader goal to accelerate decarbonization in the shipping industry. It...


Gulshan Polyols Commences Commercial Operations of 250 KLPD Ethanol at the Goalpara unit in Assam.

Commenced commercial operations at its 250 KLPD grain-based ethanol plant in Goalpara, Assam. The milestone was officially communicated on June 7, 2024, after meeting all quality control parameters during the trial run. Gulshan Polyols is a leading manufacturer in India, specializing in ethanol/bio-fuel, grain, and...


Cogen India to organize business meet on ‘Integrated Strategy for Harnessing Biomass Potential at Sugar Industries in Madhya Pradesh’

Event Announcement: Cogen India will organize a business meeting on March 21, 2024, at the Radisson Hotel, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Objective: The event aims to discuss strategies for harnessing biomass potential in sugar industries in Madhya Pradesh. Context: The focus is on transforming sugar mills...


India Glycols Soars 11% on Winning Ethanol Supply Order from OMCs, Reliance

India Glycols' shares increased by 11%, reaching a price of ₹780.70. The company won a significant order worth ₹1,164 crore to supply 165.5 million liters of ethanol. The ethanol will be supplied to prominent companies including Bharat Petroleum, Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum, Reliance Industries, and...