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- The extent of market
penetration depends mainly on the price competitiveness of biobased
succinic acid relative to the petrochemical alternatives.
- BASF and Purac, a
subsidiary of CSM NV, will form a joint venture to produce bio-based
succinic acid.
- The companies have
been conducting research under a joint development agreement on
bio-based succinic acid since 2009.
- The newly developed
process combines high efficiency with the use of renewable
substrates and the fixation of the greenhouse gas CO2 during the
production. This results in a positive carbon-footprint and makes
bio-based succinic acid an economically and ecologically attractive
alternative to petrochemical substitutes.
- Because of the rising
price, the limited reserves of petroleum and the pollution of
environment, the oil-based industries had been prompted a movement
towards the bio-based chemicals, and the bio-based succinic acid
production had drawn the attention from enterprises and research
institutes.
- The companies
investing in biosuccinic acid clearly believe these projections are
reasonable, given that, collectively, three of them intend to bring
over 140,000 tonnes of capacity online by 2012.
- They base their
optimism on potential new markets for biosuccinic acid, which dwarf
the current use of the ingredient.
- DNP Green is betting
that its investment in producing biosuccinic acid will transform the
ingredient from a specialty to a commodity chemical. It has set up a
joint venture called Bioamber with agricultural research and
development company ARD that has just commissioned a €21 million
(£18 million) facility in Pomacle, France, with an annual capacity
of 2,000 tonnes.
- Their process uses an
Escherichia coli (E. coli) strain developed specifically to produce
succinic acid, with wheat-derived glucose currently being used as
the substrate.
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General
- Bio-based Succinic
acid
- Integrated production
and downstream applications of Biobased Succinic acid
- The quest to
commercialize Biobased Succinic acid
- Biobased Succinic acid
Overview
- Biosuccinium -
Sustainable succinic acid
- Sustainable succinic
acid
- DNP green
technology CEO interview by ICIS
Manufacturing process
- A sustainable supply
of succinic acid
- Oxidative versus
reductive succinic acid production in the yeast Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
News
- BioAmber announces
world's first Biobased Succinic acid plant
- BioAmber to build a
new Biobased Succinic acid plant in canada
- Chemical industry
awaits for Bio-Succinic acid potential
- BioAmber announces
Biobased Succinic acid plant in Ontario
- DSM and Roruette to
open commercial scale Biobased Succinic acid plant in 2012
- Louisiana will soon be
home to the world's largest Biobased Succinic acid plant
Market
- Succinic
acid
- Opportunities for
sustainable feedstock supply in biobased building blocks
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Biobased Succinic
acid
- Green chemicals coming
to a supply chain near you
- BioAmber
closes $45 million series B to fund succinic and Adipic platforms
- NNFCC
market review
- BioAmber
files for $150 million IPO
- Succinic
acid dominates early discussions
- BASF and CSM explore a
bio-based succinic acid joint venture
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Company profiles
& Consultancy
- Company from Germany
- Company from U.S.A
- Company from
Massachusetts
- Consultancy from
Chennai
Manufacturing
plant
- Manufacturing plant
from France
- Manufacturing plant
from Italy
- Manufacturing plant
from Mitsui
- Manufacturing plant
from U.S.A
- BioAmer announces
location of new Biobased Succinic acid plant in Sarnia, Ontario
Products & Raw
material suppliers
- Biobased
Succinic acid-Product specification
- Bio-Succinic acid
- Glucose suppliers
- Carbon-di-oxide
suppliers
Report
- Drop-in bio-based
alternatives
- A private sector
perspective on land use for the bio-based economy
- BioAmber Succinic acid
and derivatives
- The cutting edge in
new Biobased building blocks for performance polymers
- The chemical industry
and the Bio-based economy
- Alternative feedstock
options for thailand
Study
- BASF grooms Biobased
Succinic acid
- Biobased Succinic acid
ready for take off?
- Significance of CO2
donor on the production of Succinic acid by Actinobscillus
succinogenes ATCC 5618
- Bioplastics and
Biobased materials
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