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Abengoa Bioenergy says it is trying to develop a fractionating process and incorporate cellulosic processes into its existing ethanol production stream.
Abengoa executive vice president Gerston Santos-Leon said:
"We want to develop a fractionating technology to break down the biomass into its various components."
My colleague Judith Taylor reported from Ethanol 2007 in Tucson, Arizona yesterday.
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