Biofuels in Brazil

-1: First generation ethanol: The cornerstone of the success of Brazilian Bioenergy Program

- 2: Second generation ethanol: competitive, complementary aspects with first generation ethanol and future challenges

- 3: Trends in Biodiesel production: Present status and Future directions

- 4: Non-conventional renewable sources (Biohydrogen, Biogas, Isobutanol, Solar, Wind and Turbines) in Brazil and their impact on the success of Bioenergy

- 5: Holistic sugarcane ethanol: overview on availability, feedstock analysis, feedstock composition, and potential conversion yields

- 6: Dilute acid pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis of sugarcane bagasse for ethanol production

- 7: Advances in methods to improve the sugarcane crop as "energy cane" for bio refinery: an appraisal

- 8: Brazilian Biodiversity: A natural habitat for novel yeast strains for lignocellulose hydrolysate fermentation for biofules production

- 9: The impeccable role of plant cell wall degrading enzymes in the success of biorefineries: Current status and future challenges

10. Critical analysis of feedstock availability, composition, new potential resources for biodiesel production in Brazil

- 11: Algal feedstock for bioenergy: Opportunities and challenges

12. Biomass pretreatment and structural mapping to overcome the biomass recalcitrance

- 13: Toward the technological progress for first and second-generation ethanol production: Focus on process intensification

- 14: Critical technological analysis for biodiesel production: an appraisal and future directions

- 15: Development for integrated process configuration for total bioethanol production and other bio-material products from sugarcane

- 16: An assessment on technological development for the capturing, regeneration and storage of solar energy, wind energy and turbines: performance reliability, monitoring and standardization

17. Socio-economic and ambient impacts of sugarcane expansion in Brazil: effects