
Range Fuels’ Soperton facility has successfully taken non-food biomass and turned it into fuel. (photo courtesy wikimedia commons)
Range Fuels’ Soperton facility has successfully taken non-food biomass and turned it into fuel.
The plant uses woody biomass from nearby timber operations to create cellulosic ethanol and methanol.
In the future, the company will experiment with using grass and sugarcane stalks for making bio-fuel.