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Chum, 12/2009 NSF. 2008. Breaking the Chemical and Engineering Barriers to Lignocellulosic <strong>Biofuels</strong>: Next Generation Hydrocarbon Biorefineries. Ed. George W. Huber, University of Massachusetts Amherst. National Science Foundation. Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems Division. Washington D.C. 180 p. http://www.ecs.umass.edu/biofuels/Images/Roadmap2-08.pdf Chum, 12/2009
Chum, 12/2009 Chum, 12/2009 Summary • Promises – Increased Understanding from Advances in Science and Engineering Leading the Possibility of Designed Systems – Recognized the Need for Integration of Technologies along the Supply Chain, Systems and Uses – Buying Down Risk • Challenges – Technology Development and Learning Curves - timing – Uncertainties and Risks – Financial, Regulatory, Security… – Complexity of systems, families of technologies, multiplicity of choices with no clear winner • Innovation and Leadership – Required for the Development of Integrated <strong>Sustainable</strong> Biomass Systems
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