Edeniq's Cellunator technology mills lump and other rambler treasures happening 'right-sized' particles of feedstock that can be added efficiently satisfied happening the rambler sugars needed to produce biofuels. Take precedence this region, Edeniq option install Cellunators at the Pacific Ethanol rambler in Stockton, California. In infusion, Edeniq option deploy OilPlus technology at the Stockton rambler. OilPlus combines thermal, preset, and chemical treatments to skill the regeneration of lump oil, a intense co-product that can be cast-off for feed and other bio-industrial products.
In the manner of four ethanol shrubbery in the Western Partnered States and California, Oregon and Idaho, Pacific Ethanol's facilities convey the combined ethanol production aptitude of 200 million gallons per engagement. The Stockton, California rambler was built in 2008 and has the aptitude to produce 60 million gallons per engagement. Edeniq's technology is expected to increase the facility's ethanol yields by 2-4%.
"Edeniq's technology option exempt us to increase cleverness and create original know for our regulars," alleged Neil Koehler, CEO of Pacific Ethanol, Inc. "Our small business with Edeniq improves our aptitude to progress in the bazaar."
Edeniq at once has technology agreements with six ethanol producers across the U.S., and Pacific Ethanol option be the company's second rambler chum in California. In infusion, Edeniq owns and operates a demonstration-scale production part in Visalia, California, which is at once converting a level of cellulosic feedstock happening easy on the pocket cellulosic sugars and cellulosic ethanol.
In June, Edeniq received a 3.9 million confer from the California Energy Commission as arm of California's High-quality and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Machinery Programming. The confer was exact to Edeniq to respectable promote what's more developments and clean enhancements to Edeniq's proprietary cellulosic ethanol technology, enabling the low conurbation fee infusion of cellulosic ethanol production to corn-based ethanol shrubbery in California.
"In the manner of Pacific Ethanol as a customer, we are cyclic our reliance to unhook the sugar change process and profit efficiencies everybody leap of the way," alleged Brian Thome, C.E.O. and CEO of Edeniq. "This installation is quite good the initiation of our easiness with Pacific Ethanol to scale sustainable fuels."
