Biofuels & Ethanol Industry Solutions
Optimize product quality & increase productivity
Optimize product quality & increase productivity
The growing demand for biofuels and ethanol is a worldwide trend. Increasing productivity and ensuring a quality product are some of the biggest challenges for ethanol plants to meet domestic and export markets. For this reason, the constant maintenance of equipment and the search for highly effective solutions are critical to increasing competitive advantages.
SUEZ is uniquely positioned to deliver the solutions need by the biofuels and ethanol industry to create more sustainable water usage, design more efficiency ways to produce water and install water solutions to improve efficiency, water recycling and reuse.
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Applications
Boiler Water Treatment Chemicals & Services
Prolong the life of your physical assets and maximize process productivity by optimizing…Cooling Tower Water Treatment
Corrosion, deposition, fouling, and biological growth can derail your operations. SUEZ’s…Industrial & Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Whether municipal or industrial, SUEZ understands your challenges and recognizes the…Monitoring Systems
Physical asset and TOC monitoring to optimize chemical consumption and meet water quality…Products & Services
Cooling Water Treatment Chemicals
Extend asset life with SUEZ's broad portfolio of cooling water treatmentsBoiler Water Chemicals
Driving efficiency, safety and reliability in your steam-generating systemMembrane Chemicals & Pretreatment Products
Protect your RO membranes from scale, bacterial growth and foulingWastewater Treatment Chemicals
Sustainable solutions for wastewater treatmentCase Studies
Water reuse helps White Energy save over $200,000 per year
White Energy wanted to find ways to reuse water and reduce the plant’s use of increasingly limited municipal water supplies.

SUEZ technology enables the world’s first zero liquid discharge (ZLD) corn mill
A corn mill in southern India was facing strict government regulations regarding effluent discharge. They needed to remove contaminants and maximize wastewater recycling.