Long-term study says switchgrass could be very good for ethanol
February 6, 2008

A long-term study on switchgrass conducted by the University of Nebraska at Lincoln has concluded that that switchgrass can produce 5.4 times as much energy as it takes to grow. Whether switchgrass will become the main input for ethanol as a result of these kinds of energy advantages remains to be seen.

We can help you with products for ethanol plants, including flowmeters and pumps. Please feel free to contact us with your questions.

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