Bamboo can lower the costs of ethanol production

Bamboo, as one of the cellulosic alternatives, offers the most promising source for alternative fuels. It helps lower the ethanol production costs and costs to environment.

• It uses less resources and no harm to environment
  • It does not need to use any nutrients and fertilizers that will cause damage to environment and animal habitat
  • Bambusa Edulis, this special variety of bamboo, grows a set of tamed roots that don’t run wild underground threatening the quality of the land.
• It can efficiently produce ethanol
  • It produces 800% more gallons of ethanol per acre than the corn.
  • It can be harvested three times a year.
  • It do not take productive agricultural land out of cultivation for food sources.
  • It is easily grown and less affected by weather.