Inbicon to complete $50 million cellulosic ethanol demo project in Denmark; announces 20 Mgy New Ethanol project for North America

In Denmark, Inbicon announced a series of technical and marketing initiatives for bringing commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol to North America. In a partnership with G-Team, and under the New Ethanol brand, the company said it will add  20 MGY in cellulosic ethanol capacity.  Inbicon has been testing and patenting its biomass conversion process at a pilot plant in Denmark since the early 2000s. The company also said that it will complete a  $50 million demonstration-scale Inbicon Biomass Refinery in Denmark, in time for the 15th World Climate Summit in Copenhagen this December.

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