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Wisconsin Potential Biofuel Production

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Current Situation in Wisconsin
Gasoline Use	2,179 million gal.
Diesel Use	729 million gal.
Total Cellulosic Biomass	8.7 million dry T
Total Crop Biomass	8.6 million dry T
E85 Stations	59
Biodiesel Stations	3
Ethanol Plants	11
Ethanol Production Capacity	556 million gal.
Biodiesel Plants	7
Biodiesel Production Capacity	84 million gal.

Potential Production
Technology Scenario		Million Gallons
	Ethanol from Cellulosic Biomass	557
	% Corn/Sorghum used for Ethanol What is this?
	Ethanol from Corn and Sorghum	432
Total Ethanol		990
	Biodiesel from Oil Seeds	92

Petroleum Displacement Result		Percent
Gasoline Use Replaced by Ethanol		29.9
Diesel Use Replaced by Biodiesel		11.5
Co-Product Production
Electricity		2,451 GWh
Animal Feed		1,333.8 thousand T

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Map of the state of Wisconsin with colors indicating biomass production potential. The northern border of the state has the potential to produce 1-250 thousand biomass tonnes/year/county from forest and primary mill residues. As you go south from the border, biomass production potential from crops and crop residues grows. Much of the state can produce 1-500 thousand biomass tonnes/year/county from crops and crop residues. The heaviest concentration is in the most southern areas of the state where more than 500 thousand biomass tonnes/year/county can be produced. Follow the link to view the full size image.