Michigan Potential Biofuel Production

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Current Situation in Michigan
Gasoline Use	4,358 million gal.
Diesel Use	979 million gal.
Total Cellulosic Biomass	7.5 million dry T
Total Crop Biomass	6.2 million dry T
E85 Stations	41
Biodiesel Stations	15
Ethanol Plants	6
Ethanol Production Capacity	314 million gal.
Biodiesel Plants	4
Biodiesel Production Capacity	35 million gal.

Potential Production
Technology Scenario		Million Gallons
	Ethanol from Cellulosic Biomass	479
	% Corn/Sorghum used for Ethanol What is this?
	Ethanol from Corn and Sorghum	311
Total Ethanol		790
	Biodiesel from Oil Seeds	111

Petroleum Displacement Result		Percent
Gasoline Use Replaced by Ethanol		11.9
Diesel Use Replaced by Biodiesel		10.3
Co-Product Production
Electricity		2,107 GWh
Animal Feed		959.8 thousand T

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Map of the state of Michigan with colors indicating biomass production potential. Most of the northern part of the state can produce 1-500 thousand biomass tonnes/year/county from forest and primary mill residues. The southern part of the state can produce 1 to more than 500 thousand biomass tonnes/year/county from crops and crop residues. The Detroit area can produce 1 to more than 500 thousand biomass tonnes/year/county from urban and secondary residues. Follow the link to view the full size image.