Green chemistry of renewable carbon and biofuels
Optimizing the genetic production of lipids through yeasts by means of genetic engineering processes

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Green chemistry of renewable carbon and biofuels
Optimizing the genetic production of lipids through yeasts by means of genetic engineering processes

Authors : Céline BOULARD, Marine FROISSARD

Publication date: February 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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2. Green chemistry of renewable carbon and biofuels

The use of biomass as a source of raw material to replace petroleum products is currently the most important way of producing :

  • bio-sourced materials such as thermal insulation panels made from hemp or flax wool, and corn starch flakes;

  • renewable energies and biofuels (bioethanol, biodiesel, biogas).

In keeping with the concept of sustainable development, these products are more respectful of the environment because they are recyclable or biodegradable .

The first generation of biofuels came from :

  • ...

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