New Enzyme Could Cut Cost of Ethanol Made From Waste

By admin on February 22nd, 2012

Novozymes, a maker of industrial enzymes, says it has developed a product that is more efficient at converting corn husks, household waste and other raw material into ethanol, potentially making the process more competitive with ethanol made from corn.

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