Category: Biofuel

According to the Stockholm Environment Institute, sugarcane is considered one of the world's most important energy crops due to its high productivity. This powerhouse plant goes far beyond producing sweet sugar; it is a versatile, renewable resource widely utilized for energy generation across the globe.

First-generation (1G) bioethanol accounts for over 90% of global ethanol production today, making it a cornerstone of the biofuel industry. This established biofuel is derived from crops containing sugars and starches, utilizing mature and economically viable conversion technologies.