The country’s first locally-produced fuel grade ethanol from the P2.5-billion ethanol refinery plant of San Carlos BioEnergy Inc. (SCBI) is expected to push through by mid-January in time for the January 2009 mandate of a 5% ethanol-blend in gasoline as provided by the Biofuels Law.
The integrated bioethanol distillery and power co-generation plant located in the San Carlos Agro-Industrial Economic Zone is the first in the Philippines and the Southeast Asian region. The plant has the capacity to produce 125,000 liters per day or 30M liters of ethanol annually and approximately 8MW of power.
The estimated 400,000 tons of cane required annually will come from the 9,000-hectare San Carlos sugar district. San Carlos City is the ideal location for the bioethanol plant since there is no sugar mill that currently operates there.
The San Carlos BioEnergy Inc. will not be the only company to put a bioethanol plant in Negros Occidental. Roxol Bioenergy Corporation will also put up a bioethanol plant in La Carlota City with a capacity of 100,000 liters per day. The Roxol bioethanol plant is expected to operate in 2010.
With these developments, there is no doubt that Negros Occidental is the Bioethanol capital of the Philippines.
hi gud day may i ask mam kung ano po ang contact numbr po ng bio ehtanol tapos sino po ang purchaser ng crush cocoshell po. details din po paki email n lng po sakin
thanks po god bless hope po na maka reply po kayo sakin
i just want to clarify that bioethanol in san carlos when your going to calatrava.,i heard some complained that the odors caused by bioethanol is bad that can affected the health of people they experience.,headaches,cough,nausea,congestion,nose and throat irritation..yes!its a good business however the health of people living their is dangerous because of that odorous caused by that corporation..
Ma’am, i would like to visit Sanca food inc. however i dont know how to get there through the translinkhighway. Can you please give me a detailed instruction as to how i can find this place from canlaon using the translink highway. thank you very much I’ll be looking forward to your reply.
WOW! ETHANOL PLANT.WHOS THE OWNER? CONGRATULATION!GOOD BUSINESS.
It’s owned by the San Carlos BioEnergy Inc. which is mostly owned by planters in San Carlos City including the Ledesmas.
i just want to ask the requirements in selling sugar cane in your plant.how old is the sugar cane?is the buying per tone?is their any trucking alllowance?etc…ty
You can contact San Carlos Bioenergy through this link http://scbi.ph/contact.html
i would like to ask if your company looking for a technical or professional employee im 4 year course of chmsc i would to know if new ethanol in san carlos still looking an applicant….. Im BSIT major in Mechanical technology thank you so much….
you can visit and contact them on their website http://scbi.ph/
There is an ongoing problem on waste water treatment for sludge pond of San Carlos
Bioenergy, Inc..Is the managemant open for any company to engage for a contract to treat the
waste water? Of course we will conduct pre-demonstration proposals. We have a waste water treatment company to help deodorize the spent wash of the plant.Thank you and I’m looking forward for your response.
I passed by the Bioethanol plant last month in San Carlos on my way to Mina in Calatrava and I could say that this will make a great impact on providing jobs for the sugar workers in times of crisis.
hi pls send me infos on how to get to punta ballo sipalay city and if availabble ang pricelist tnx