Addressing challenges in scaling up biofuel production is essential for meeting global energy demands. High production costs, feedstock availability, and process efficiency remain significant barriers. Technological advancements in feedstock diversification, including non-food crops and waste biomass, are improving economic feasibility. Infrastructure development for biofuel distribution and integration with existing refineries is streamlining market expansion. Policy support, including subsidies and carbon credits, is mitigating financial risks for investors. Research into novel catalysts, fermentation techniques, and bioreactor designs is further enhancing scalability. Overcoming these challenges is critical for transitioning biofuels from niche alternatives to mainstream energy solutions.
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