Ethanol Market Share

There has been concern that Corn Ethanol cannot produce enough Ethanol to meet fuel demand in the U.S.  Although this is true, it does not mean that Cellulosic Ethanol is limited by the same economic factors as Corn, because Cellulose is a cropless source and its by-products are not consumable.   And, just because the overall Cellulosic Ethanol industry has lower fermentation yield than Corn, does not mean Fuel for Freedom's process has the same fermentation limitations.   For Fuel Freedom made a discovery that resisted the conventional wisdom that one is only limited to the sugars inside plant cell tissue, and uses nearly 100% of the biomass.  

Ethanol Production Comparison Table
           
The following table shows why supply and demand concerns are unfounded when comparing production levels of our proprietary process: 

The following statements compares those daily production levels to average daily demand in the U.S.:

Notes: Comparisons between production types reflect most-likely scenarios; numbers averaged where indicated. *Corn growers are limited by location, economics, and other factors that limit expansion (per industry analysis). Cellulosic processes are only limited by how much fermentation can be gotten out of its source stock.