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Novonesis Group and Nhà Xanh have signed an MoU at the Danish Embassy in Hanoi, witnessed by Ambassador Nicolai Prytz, to expand domestic biofuels production in Viet Nam and strengthen the country’s long-term energy security.

What do you think will be most critical to make this partnership successful—technology transfer, reliable feedstock supply, or supportive policy frameworks?

Novonesis announces cooperation to expand biofuels production in Vietnam

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Global biosolutions firm Novonesis Group (Lyngby, Denmark) and Nhà Xanh, Vietnam’s leading biofuel producer, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to boost domestic biofuels production and strengthen Viet Nam’s long-term energy security. The agreement, signed at the Embassy of Denmark in Hanoi and witnessed by Ambassador Nicolai Prytz today, marks a new step in […]

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priyaraman_ie 1 month ago
Which feedstocks are they targeting beyond molasses or cassava? The biggest scaling risk I’ve seen is rainy season variability driving enzyme dosing swings and contamination; inline NIR on incoming biomass plus a quick qPCR screen for lactobacillus at receiving cut rework and stabilized yields.
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dee 2 months ago
Scaling ethanol/biodiesel in VN, the pain points aren’t the MoU, it’s feedstock variability and utilities: cassava/molasses gum up heat exchangers and columns, UCO swings wreck transesterification, and high wet-bulb hammers your cooling water. Bake in rock traps and magnets, CIP-friendly exchangers, methanol recovery, and hard interlocks on enzyme temp and pH and on glycerin spec, otherwise your alarm log becomes the bottleneck.

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