Development of a Sustainable Green Chemistry Platform for Production of Acetone and Downstream Drop-in Fuel and Commodity Products Directly From Biomass Syngas Via a Novel Energy Conserving Route in Engineered Acetogenic Bacteria
Development of a Sustainable Green Chemistry Platform for Production of Acetone and Downstream Drop-in Fuel and Commodity Products Directly From Biomass Syngas Via a Novel Energy Conserving Route in Engineered Acetogenic Bacteria
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开发可持续绿色化学平台,通过工程乙酸细菌中的新型节能途径直接从生物质合成气生产丙酮和下游直接燃料和商品
DOI:
10.2172/1543199
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
15.9
通讯作者:
Zamin
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作者:
S. Simpson;Tanus Abdalla;Steven D. Brown;C. Canter;Robert J. Conrado;J. Daniell;Asela Dassanayake;A. Gao;R. Jensen;Michael Köpke;C. Leang;F. Liew;S. Nagaraju;Robert Nogle;Ryan Tappel;Loan Tran;P. Charania;N. Engle;Richard J. Giannone;R. Hettich;D. Klingeman;Suresh Poudel;T. Tschaplinski;Zamin
LanzaTech and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed and scaled up a process for sustainable production of acetone and downstream drop-in fuel and commodity products directly from biomass syngas via a novel energy conserving route in engineered acetogenic bacteria. This process offers a safer and more environmentally-friendly production method for acetone production than the current phenol-dependent method, and the product has significantly lower GHG emissions. The developed process offers a cost competitive route to Acetone and enables biofuels at or below DOE’s $3 gge target. In addition, it also provides an attractive biological alternative to traditional sugar-based ABE fermentation, by enabling utilization of non-food biomass resources as fermentation feedstocks.