Prospects of Bioethanol from Agricultural Residues in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a middle-income country. With the development of industrial and agricultural sectors, demand for petroleum-based fuels in transport sector has been steadily growing. Diesel, petrol, octane (C8H18), liquid petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural are mainly used as transportation sectors Bangladesh. The government imports LPG well refined, crude, furnace oil from abroad to meet country’s growing energy demand. Apart that, shortage reserves, which great concern. As result, it essential find use renewable fuel sources. Since an country, bioethanol could be best alternative generated residues waste. Every year, large amount residue this vast produced. Bioethanol derived waste can reduce dependency on fossil resources, fuel’s environmental impact, improve engine performance. This article comprehensively reviews production potential investigates opportunities possibilities research outcomes reveal that fiscal year 2019–2020, approximately 46.5 million tons were available major crops, about 19.325 GL (gigalitres) generated. current study also practical methods different feedstocks identifies challenges related