BioEnergy Research Collaborative Tom French Manager - Strategic Programs, SRNL Nick Rigas Director - South Carolina Institute for Energy Studies, Clemson.

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BioEnergy Research Collaborative Tom French Manager - Strategic Programs, SRNL Nick Rigas Director - South Carolina Institute for Energy Studies, Clemson John Plodinec Science Advisor, SRNL

Long Term Vision for BioEnergy Research Collaborative Leaves, Stems Crushed Cane & Seeds Sugar Extracted From Cane Gasifier Cellulose Hydrolysis Fermenter/ Separator H2 Separation / Storage, BioFuels via Biological Processes Biochar-Soil Amendment/CO2 Sequestration? Heat Sugar Ethanol Harvesting Crop Selection Transgenic Optimization Energy Production Pathways TransportingPre-Processing

SC BioEnergy Research Collaborative Partners USDA Savannah River National Laboratory Clemson University South Carolina State University Industry DOE Energy Efficiency Energy DOE Fossil Energy DOE Office of Science Queensland University BioEnergy Research Collaborative

BioEnergy Collaborative Team QUALIFICATIONS Agricultural Economics Plant Genetic Program Transgenic Plant Development Biomass Pretreatment & Transport Cellulose Hydrolysis - Chemical Cellulose Hydrolysis - Enzyme Cellulose Hydrolysis - Physical Fermentation Optimization Ethanol Separation Technology Comprehensive Ethanol Process Development Manufacturing Cost Modeling Commercialization Savannah River National Lab Clemson University Queensland University of Technology SC State University SC Bio P SSP P P P P P SS P S S S P S S S P P P P S S S P P P P P P S P P S PrimarySupporting SP P S S

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