Bioethanol
Bioethanol is a renewable alcohol fuel produced by fermenting sugarcane, corn, or cellulosic biomass. Brazil (sugarcane) and the United States (corn) are the dominant producers. It is blended with gasoline (E10, E27, E85) to reduce fossil fuel dependence and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Anhydrous (99.5%+)
- Hydrous (93-96%)
- Industrial Grade
- Cellulosic (2G)
- FOB
- CIF
- CFR
Bioethanol, in brief.
- Common origins
- Brazil
- United States
- European Union
- Thailand
- India
- Common destinations
- European Union
- Japan
- South Korea
- Philippines
- Canada
- Grades and specifications
- Anhydrous (99.5%+)
- Hydrous (93-96%)
- Industrial Grade
- Cellulosic (2G)
- Incoterms
- FOB
- CIF
- CFR
- Unit of measure
- Cubic Meters
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