Receive our White Paper on
the Valorization of Cellulosic Sugars
Are you curious about how industrial biotechnologies can produce high-value biomolecules for a variety of industrial uses - from second-generation biomass?
While bioethanol is a common end-product, building materials, adhesive resins, plastics, cosmetics, and textiles can also benefit from this technology. While the production process for first-generation (1G) sugars is well-established and extensively utilized, second-generation (2G) processes are being developed to offer substantial additional advantages.
This white paper provides an overview of the valorization of cellulosic sugars, covering both existing processes and forthcoming innovations:
- Depiction of the production processes for both 1G and 2G sugars, as well as the associated market and political implications
- Development of the technical and chemical aspects
- Focus on the opportunities for innovation and challenges to be overcome
- Insights and interviews from market and process experts
Request the White Paper to learn more about the Valorization of Cellulosic Sugars
Meet industry experts who shared their insights
Karl Peebo
Product Manager
at Fibenol
Michael Duetsch
Vice President Biochemicals
at UPM
Anand Ghosalkar
Chief Scientist
at Praj
Pierre-Louis Guillo
Innovation Consultant
at Bioeconomy For Change
Detailed summary:
1. 1G vs 2G feedstock: state and stakes- Differences between 1G and 2G and their market implications
- Cellulosic feedstocks valorization: many considerations at stake
- Political incentives through regulations: one major determining factor
- Cellulose chemical structure and characteristics
- Cellulosic sugars production process
- Technical innovations coming from pre-treatment
- Advancement coming from biotransformation
- New projects and collaborations to foster innovation
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