Conversion of vine shoots into bioethanol and chemicals: Prospective LCA of biorefinery concept

Volume: 303, Pages: 122946 - 122946
Published: May 1, 2020
Abstract
Vine shoots are the viticulture residues generated in high quantities after the grapevine pruning. They are lignocellulosic material poorly exploited as feedstock. These wastes are often dumped in the agriculture fields or burnt. Due to their availability and relatively low price, vine shoots are considered as potential feedstock for biochemical conversion into value-added products. In this work, two biorefinery scenarios using vine shoots as...
Paper Details
Title
Conversion of vine shoots into bioethanol and chemicals: Prospective LCA of biorefinery concept
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Volume
303
Pages
122946 - 122946
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