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The book Modern Technology of Bio Gas Production covers Bio Gas as Appropriate Technology, Benefits and Costs of a Bio Gas Plant, The Digestion Process, Bio Gas plants, Scaling of Bio Gas Plants, Design of Bio Gas Plants, Bio Gas Utilization, Planning, Design and Construction, Types of Bio Gas Digesters and Plants, Constructing a Floating Drum Bio Gas Digester Outlet, Constructing a Floating Drum Bio Gas Digester Inlet, Constructing a Floating Drum Bio Gas Digester, Construction of a Bio Gas Digester, Bio Gas Plant Construction Manual Fixedome Digester, Food, Animal, Vegetable and Food Preparation By Product Treatment, Process for Anaerobic Treatment of Waste, Combined Anaerobic Process for Treating Organic Wastes , Combined Anaerobic Process for Treating Organic Wastes, Process for Producing Ethanol and for Energy Recovery, Methane Gas Process and Apparatus, Power Generation from Solar and Waste Heat, Apparatus and Process for Biological Wastewater Treatment, Self contained Biofuel production and water Processing Apparatus, Methd and Apparatus for Producing Bio-gas Employing Technology for Improving Quality of Raw Material, Method and Apparatus for Production of Bio-ethanol and Other Fermentation Products, Method and Apparatus for Removing CO2 in Mixed Gas such as Bio Gas, Method for Producing Biofuel using Electron Beam, Method for the Synthesis of Organic Compounds from Manure, Non-hazardous, Non-septic Liquid Waste Drying Process, Waste to Energy by way of Hydrothermal Decomposition and Resource Recycling, Plant Economics of Bio Gas Plant, Plant Economics of Bio Gas Filling in Cylinder, Plant Economics of Ethanol (Biofuel) from Molasses, Plant Economics of Methane Gas from Sodium Acetate and Soda Lime, Plant Economics of Solar PV Power Plant.
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Biofuels involve the direct conversion of biomass into liquid fuels which can be blended with existing automotive fuels. Ethanol and biodiesel are the two main transport biofuels. These fuels can be produced from a variety of biomass. The most common blend of ethanol is E10 (10% ethanol, 90% gasoline) and is approved for use in most conventional gasoline-powered vehicles up to E15 (15% ethanol, 85% gasoline). 
The industry is likely to expand at a CAGR of 4.8% during 2021 – 2031. Bioethanol is expected to be the highest revenue generating segment, accounting for an absolute dollar opportunity of nearly US$ 53.6 Bn over the next ten years.
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