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Converting Waste Agricultural Biomass into a Resource - UNEP

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Collaboration with other companies such as Satake Corporation from Japan<br />

to provide the equipment necessary to make BFRAC possible. Broin was able<br />

to negotiate a long-term exclusive with Satake for the equipment developed<br />

through collaboration. Also, the Department of Energy's National Renewable<br />

Energy Laboratory (NREL) has partnered with private biotech companies to<br />

make important advances in conversion technology.<br />

Advantages to Developing Countries 224<br />

The process not only reduces energy costs, but also releases additional<br />

starch content for conversion to ethanol, increases protein content and quality<br />

of byproducts, increases byproduct flowability, potentially increases plant<br />

throughput, and significantly decreases plant emissions.<br />

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