Is the conversion of municipal solid waste to biofuels sustainable and economic?


Waste To Biofuels

“Is the conversion of municipal solid waste to biofuels and bio-products truly a sustainable and economic business model in the USA?” I would like to offer you our exclusive whitepaper in which we have analyzed the debate for and against the production of biofuels and bio-products from waste. The whitepaper includes remarks from industry expert David Haberman of IF LLC.

The whitepaper covers the following questions:

  • Is waste to biofuels unproven on a commercial scale?
  • Is the impact bio-renewable chemicals and bio-products could have on the market negligible?
  • Does waste to biofuels compare favourably with other waste conversion technologies or current methods of disposal?
  • Is the biofuels market heavily reliant on subsidies and government support, making them unsustainable in the long term?
  • Do waste to biofuels and bio-chemicals projects struggle to attract funding?
  • Does the US biofuels market face uncertainty and structural flaws?

Learn More:

Turn Municipal Waste Into Biofuels

The US waste-to-biofuels debate hinges on one question whether the business model is sustainable and economic at commercial scale.

Klean Industries has built 8 recovered carbon black (rCB) facilities in India over the past 2 years and holds a Letter of Intent for 5 more, with Canadian government (DFAITC) recognition as a leading India cleantech partner.

Considering a waste-to-biofuels project?

Contact Klean Industries about Waste To Biofuels » GO.


You can return to the main Market News page, or press the Back button on your browser.