Reuters reports Celtic Renewables, a firm based out of Edinburgh, Scotland, has developed a method of converting waste products from the whisky distillation process into usable biobutanol. The man behind the research, professor Martin Tangney, devised a way to use a modified century-old process known as “Acetone-Butanol-Ethanol” to convert the distillery waste products of pot ale and draff into an efficient biofuel.
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