SUNY ESF
Research Highlights
Bio-Based Feedstocks
- Economic Feasibility of Forest Biomass Feedstock Supply Chains
- Willow Biomass Crops Are a Carbon Negative or Low-Carbon Feedstock Depending on Prior Land Use and Transportation Distances to End Users
- Integrated Stochastic Life Cycle Assessment and Techno-Economic Analysis for Shrub Willow Production in the Northeastern United States
- Growing Season Harvests of Shrub Willow (Salix spp.) Have Higher Nutrient Removals and Lower Yields Compared to Dormant-Season Harvests
- Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of ethanol produced via fermentation of sugars derived from shrub willow (Salix ssp.) hot water extraction in the Northeast United States
Value Added Bio-Based Products
- The Financial Tradeoff Between the Production of Biochar and Biofuel via Pyrolysis Under Uncertainty
- Quantifying the Comparative Value of Carbon Abatement Scenarios Over Different Investment Timing Scenarios
- Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of ethanol produced via fermentation of sugars derived from shrub willow (Salix ssp.) hot water extraction in the Northeast United States
- Carbon footprint of biofuels production from forest biomass using hot water extraction and biochemical conversion in the Northeast United States
- Techno-Economic Analysis for Evaluating Biorefinery Strategies
- Enhanced polyhydroxybutyrate production from acid whey through determination of process and metabolic limiting factors