Biorefineries - State of the art & current research activities - Biorefinery

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The biobased economyDrivers:Closing the loop:No waste & CO2 - neutral.•Kyoto• Security of supply•Agriculturalpolicies• Sustainability•Economics
World Biomass demand in 2050Food / FeedEnergyChemical industrySpecialties10 billion ton biomass for 3 billion ton food10 billion ton equivalent to 160 EJ1 billion ton for 0.3 billion top product1 million tonWood and composites 2 to 3 billion tonCurrent production 170 billion ton biomass of which 6 billion ton is used:•1,8 grains•2,2 other food (sugar, vegetables, starch, etc.)•2 wood•0,01 other non-food
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