ENDS Report 395, December 2007, pp. 34-37
1 December 2007
The UK’s first bioethanol plant opened in November, turning sugar beet into a transport fuel which will contribute to reducing fossil carbon emissions. Philip Lightowlers looks at the sustainability of the process and the future for further bioethanol production
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Categories:
- Carbon & Energy Efficiency;
- Natural resources;
- Biodiversity / conservation;
- Transport;
- Biomass and biofuels;
- Energy Production & Climate;
- Climate change;
- Friends of the Earth;
- Greenpeace;
- National Farmers Union;
- WWF;
- British Sugar PLC;
- DuPont;
- BP plc;
- Oxfam;
- Biofuels Corporation;
- Renewable Energy Association;
- Department for Transport;
- European Commission;
- Ensus;
- Renewable Transport Fuels Obligation;
- Institute of Environment and Sustainability
