Industrial lignin from 2G biorefineries - Assessment of availability and pricing strategies.

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Abstract
With a view to boost practical implementation of lignin conversion technologies, this paper assesses the availability of industrial lignin and evaluates pricing strategies applicable to multi-product biorefineries. The biorefineries, producing either denatured ethanol or sugar hydrolysate as a main product, can yield 43% and 61% of lignin residue (LR) comprising 33% and 23% of lignin by mass, respectively, without sacrificing the output of the main product and before electricity import has become indispensable. Analysis of the pricing strategies reveals that LR must be treated as a low-value by-product, and its minimum selling price (MSP) is driven mainly by the prevailing electricity price. Under the biorefinery net zero energy balance, and taking into account the LR market price adequacy, as well as the main probabilistic conditions, the upper range for the MSP is calculated at $43-70 and $18-37 per ton for biorefineries producing ethanol and hydrolysate, respectively.
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Authors Obydenkova, Svetlana V;Kouris, Panos D;Hensen, Emiel J M;Smeulders, David M J;van der Meer, Yvonne;Boot, Michael D;
Journal Bioresource technology
Year 2019
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S0960-8524(19)31035-1
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