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Leaf Resources Investor Update: Australian Patent Lodged & Edision Research Report
- Published June 06, 2016 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
2nd June 2016
- Provisional Australian patent application lodged which details a method for extracting silica from organic material including agricultural waste/biomass;
- Some agricultural wastes, especially rice husk, contain an attractive source of silica;
- Rice husk after silica extraction is potentially a new, large and economical biomass resource for Leaf Resources’ GlycellTM process;
- Further testing is required to determine if the extracted silica can be used in microchip manufacturing – an industry estimated to be worth over US$300 billion a year;
- Preliminary testing shows the GlycellTM process works well with rice husk and straw as an input.
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Edision Research Report: Value Creation through GlycellTM Commercialisation
Leaf Resources (ASX:LER) is taking steps to commercialise its GlycellTM technology. This produces sugars from biomass for processing to high-value bio chemicals at a much lower cost than alternative technologies, providing the foundation for new projects based on ‘advantaged’ biomass. GlycellTM has the potential to transform the economics of global renewable chemicals.
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