cellulosic

The Bush administration is soon expected to outline a plan to aid cellulosic development.

The entire plant can be used when producing cellulosic ethanol.

It may be used to help provide renewable energy, as with Cellulosic ethanol.

Creating cellulosic ethanol is by no means an inexpensive process.

It is also possible to generate ethanol out of cellulosic materials.

These come from the cellulosic and lignin parts of the wood.

It is the first operating commercial cellulosic ethanol facility in the nation.

Now the company is building a much larger plant to tackle another part of the cellulosic puzzle.

Attention is turning to ways to turn this liability into a source of cellulosic ethanol.

There is also research for the development of second-generation or cellulosic ethanol.

For all its promise, however, cellulosic ethanol does not offer simple investment choices.

Both plants were planned to produce cellulosic ethanol for commercial consumption.

The resulting product is called cellulosic ethanol, indicating its source.

Cellulosic ethanol production is a new approach which may alleviate land use and related concerns.

It may become a valuable asset for the production of cellulosic ethanol.

Recent developments with cellulosic ethanol production may improve yields even further.

The process is applied to cellulosic materials like cotton or hemp.

It can also be made from "cellulosic biomass" such as trees and grasses.

The cellulosic ethanol industry developed some new commercial-scale plants in 2008.

Tax incentives to create cellulosic biofuels are extensive as well.

Daunting problems remain before cellulosic ethanol is available on a broad scale.

For that reason, no company has yet to construct a commercial-scale cellulosic plant.

Enerkem's primary focus is the commercial production of cellulosic ethanol.

Proponents of cellulosic ethanol made from switchgrass think we can.

Recently, she also worked on a cellulosic biofuels project.