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The energy to power the plant is produced by the plant itself using co-generation.
The energy to power the plant is produced by the plant itself using co-generation.
Cellulosic Ethanol has 80% less energy input than output, unlike 1st generation Ethanol.
Cellulosic Ethanol has 80% less energy input than output, unlike 1st generation Ethanol.
We use waste-based feedstocks only. This helps with waste management in our communities and does not negatively affect food security.
We use waste-based feedstocks only. This helps with waste management in our communities and does not negatively affect food security.
Cellulosic biomass waste not sugar/starch will become the feedstock of choice in the future, the amount of energy contained in the ethanol is significantly greater than the amount of energy used to make ethanol, even if the raw material used is corn (For the U.S).
Cellulosic biomass waste not sugar/starch will become the feedstock of choice in the future, the amount of energy contained in the ethanol is significantly greater than the amount of energy used to make ethanol, even if the raw material used is corn (For the U.S).
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What We Do

Green Energy & Biofuels has successfully launched one of the first commercial cellulosic ethanol operations in Africa. GEB will invest in waste-to- ethanol plants and will feed some of the largest and fastest growing renewable programmes on the continent while serving wide range of industries to meet the growing need for fuel grade ethanol.





Discover Cellulosic Ethanol

It is a type of biofuel produced from lignocellulose, a structural material that comprises much of the mass of plants. Lignocellulose is composed mainly of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. Corn stover, Panicum virgatum (switchgrass) (more...)


Industries Served

  • Motor fuel
  • Beverages
  • Household heating
  • Feedstock
  • Antiseptic
  • Treatment for poisoning by other alcohols
  • (more...)


Market Outlook

Currently, the demand for ethanol in Nigeria and West Africa is ten times larger than the supply. Over 98% of ethanol available is imported. In addition, we estimate the potential market for ethanol fuel in West Africa alone to be over $12.3 billion per annum. (more...)

Industries Served