Bio fuels are becoming the fuel of the emerging world.  And Fuel Ethanol is one of the most used bio fuel in the world. Brazil and Sweden are using large quantities of ethanol as a fuel. Some Canadian provinces promote ethanol use as a fuel by offering subsidies of up to 45 cents per gallon of ethanol.

Ethanol is produced from different raw material in different countries as per the ready availability of the raw material. In France, ethanol is produced from grapes that are of insufficient quality for wine production. Prompted by the increase in oil prices in the 1970s, Brazil introduced a program to produce ethanol for use in automobiles in order to reduce oil imports. Brazilian ethanol is made mainly from sugar cane. Pure ethanol (100% ethanol) is used in approximately 40 percent of the cars in Brazil.

Sweden has used ethanol in chemical production for many years. As a result, Sweden’s crude oil consumption has been cut in half since 1980.

The use of gasoline and diesel for transportation has also increased. Emissions have been reduced by placing catalytic converters in vehicle exhaust systems which decrease carbon monoxide, hydrocarbon, and nitrogen oxide emissions. To address global warming concerns, the amount of carbon dioxide produced while burning fossil fuels must be reduced. Ethanol-blended gasoline and ethanol-blended diesel are being considered as viable alternatives to further lower emission levels.
 

Next Energy Nigeria Limited is the brain child of Mr. Wale Dosunmu and Engineer Suleiman Abdullahi, the two Founder Directors of the company.

The company's  core business areas are :

  • Bio-energy

  • Sugar cane farming

  • Sugar production

  • Production of carbon-dioxide (CO2)

  • Co-generation of electricity,

  • Oil and gas exploration,

  • Petroleum marketing.

The company is presently embarking on a project (in conjuction with the Niger State Goverment in Nigeria) for establishment of a fuel ethanol plant in Niger State of  Nigeria.

The project is intended to produce fuel ethanol utilising sugar cane as raw material and is for export to the United States in direct response to the US Government alternative energy policy.

The project is intended to have a wider social impact as it is proposed to be located in the rural area of Niger State, Nigeria. Hence, apart from providing employment for the teaming population of the area in the manufacturing plant and its associated sugarcane plantation, it will provide schools, a hospital, road network, electricity and accommodation for staff and dependants in its housing estates.

      

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