Definition:
Bagasse is the fiber left over after the juice has been squeezed out of sugarcane stalks. As biomass, it holds promise as a fuel source since it can produce more than enough heat energy to supply the needs of a common sugar mill.
A waste product, it is also used as a locally-grown source for manufacturing cellulosic ethanol.
Pronunciation: buh-gas
Alternate Spellings: bagass
Examples: Bagasse is a renewable feedstock that can be used for power generation and manufacturing cellulosic ethanol.
The Alternative Fuel Bible: Find Answers to Your Fuel & Vehicle Questions
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