Biomass Magazine

Ready for Prime Time

By Jerry W. Kram

October 03, 2007

For years researchers have strived to lower the cost of enzymes needed for cellulosic ethanol production. It appears they are finally zeroing in on that elusive goal. Cost-effective enzymes are now just part of a larger economic, technical and logistical puzzle representing the industry's next phase.

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