The project will contribute to the production of 100,000
tons annually of low emission biofuel with high economic value. The project
will rely on sugar beet molasses as a primary feedstock to produce bioethanol.
The bioethanol can be blended with gasoline at specific ratios or used in
industries such as inks, paints, and other applications.
The project is expected to generate added value estimated at
around 100 million dollars annually.
The project represents an added economic value and a new
boost to environmentally friendly green production. The project will help
reduce emissions and the carbon footprint of petroleum products. The project
will also enhance Egypt’s competitiveness in exporting low carbon products. The
project is expected to pave the way for expansion into new phases in the
future.