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Press roomWelcome to the press room of VOGELBUSCH Biocommodities. Renowned Industry Award goes to President of Vogelbusch USA 27 July 2010 Gunter Brodl, President of Vogelbusch USA, Inc., was honored for his services to the global ethanol industry with the renowned FEW Award of Excellence. The award, bestowed by BBI International and the leading industry publication, Ethanol Producer Magazine, honors individuals who make particularly outstanding contributions to the ethanol industry. The decisive milestones of Brodl's career include the establishment of some of the first ethanol plants in the United States, where he introduced the Vogelbusch "Multicont" fermentation process. Press release (DOC 33 kb) Sweden – Highly energy-efficient bioethanol plant thanks to state-of-the-art technology from Vogelbusch09 December 2008 One of the world’s most energy-efficient plants for the production of bioethanol is currently being started up in Norrköping, Sweden. The Multipressure system from Vogelbusch GmbH in Austria plays a key part in cutting process energy consumption. With a weekly output of more than 3 million litres of bioethanol, the plant is the biggest in northern Europe, bringing Sweden one step closer to the independence of fossil fuels. Press release (DOC 35 kb) Website Agroetanol Patent application for the optimisation of a chromatographic separation process optimises important aspect of the bioethanol production from woody raw materials30 July 2008 In applying for a patent for a highly-efficient chromatographic separation principle, Vogelbusch GmbH has confirmed its role as a leading force in the development of biotech process technologies. The process adapts the separation process known as “simulated moving bed” to the specific needs of pharmaceutical companies. A prototype was presented to an audience of experts for the first time at the PREP 2008 conference in San Jose, California, where it attracted a great deal of interest. Press release (DOC 35 kb) Press photographs Vogelbusch optimises important aspect of the bioethanol production from woody raw materials26 March 2008 Vogelbusch GmbH has applied for a patent for a fermentation process that boosts the efficiency of bioethanol production from raw materials containing hemicellulose. A key feature of the process is an improved strain of microorganism, which delivers high yields in the production of bioethanol from materials that contain hemicellulose, such as wood waste. In the future, this strain will enable bioethanol to be commercially produced from alternative raw materials, thereby improving the CO2 balance of alternative fuels. Press release (PDF 27 kb)
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