CO2 serves as an input to feedstock production for E100. So, while CO2 is emitted during the consumption of E100, a cycle exists in which CO2 is recycled -- with the possibility of a negative carbon balance, or the net removal and storage of atmospheric carbon -- in association with E100 production and use.*
CO2 is absorbed from the atmosphere and converted to plant matter (with the addition of water & sunlight) through photosynthesis. Up to 80% of the carbon absorbed by plants may be passed along through the roots to feed beneficial bacteria and fungi -- sequestering carbon in the process.*
LRFS is committed to seeking a sustainable cycle of carbon utilization. We believe that it is possible for the transportation of people and goods to be powered by fuel in which the carbon emitted during production and utilization is outweighed by carbon absorbed and sequestered in feedstock production cycles.
*Blume, David (2007). Alcohol Can Be a Gas! Fueling an Ethanol Revolution for the 21st Century. Santa Cruz, CA, USA: International Institute for Ecological Agriculture
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