O-101 セルロース系バイオエタノール一貫生産システムの開発(セッション1:技術1,口頭発表)

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Biofuels are an important tool in the fight against global warming. The Kyoto Protocol Target Achievement Plan adopted by the Japanese Cabinet in 2005 sets a target of an annual supply of transport-use biofuel equivalent to 500,000 kiloliters of crude oil to be introduced by the end of March 2011. Some groups consist of companies, universities and research institutes have started to disclose production technologies each other allowing stable and economical mass-production of bioethanol. In particular, the ultimate goal is to develop production-process technology by 2015 that will enable 200 thousand kiloliters of bioethanol-priced at 40yen per liter to compete with crude oil-to be produced annually. To this end, six companies jointly established a bioethanol research association, named the Research Association of Innovative Bioethanol Technology (RAIB), to research and develop full-scale production technologies for cellulosic bioethanol that does not affect the supply of materials for food.
2010-01-20