Ethanol Market Future Trends Analysis

Since traditional fuels like gasoline and diesel create considerable amounts of greenhouse gases, bioethanol is becoming a more popular alternative to be used alone or in combination with traditional fuels. Wheat, sugarcane, maize, and other starchy plants are the most common sources of bioethanol. It can be used as fuel both alone and in combination with other fossil fuels. Bioethanol fuel is mostly produced by the fermentation of sugar, although it can also be produced chemically by reacting ethylene with steam. Bioethanol is also biodegradable and has a far lower toxicity level than fossil fuels.

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