Ryssen produces alcohol for traditional and industrial purposes as well as for fuel applications and serves over 170 customers in 35 countries all over the world. For the most demanding potable and industrial uses, Ryssen Alcools manufactures extra neutral alcohol of exclusively agricultural origins. In addition, alcohol is dehydrated which can be used as a fuel but also for industrial applications.
Ryssen Alcools develops individual solutions for the specific need of every customer. High product quality and flexibility concerning the conditioning and delivery are our main focus. In order to pursue the tradition of Ryssen Alcools' European leadership of producing and marketing high quality alcohol, we continue to invest in the most advanced technologies and equipment.
Ryssen manufactures both rectified and dehydrated alcohol of different qualities for a number of traditional applications. The variety of product ranges offered by Ryssen Alcools ensures that customers are able to order the grade of alcohol which meets their requirements and quality criteria. Ryssen Alcools' products can be packaged in a variety of ways, so as to be suitable to its clients' unloading and storage facilities. Thanks to the wide range of products, Ryssen Alcools is present on all markets for traditional alcohol.
Our long-time, faithful customers who come from a broad range of industries constitute the best proof of the high quality of our products.
Alcohol for fuel applications is commonly referred to as bioethanol.
The greatest part of the alcohol produced worldwide is indeed neither consumed as a beverage nor used in medicinal or industrial applications, but for some years now has ended up in the tanks of internal combustion engines of motor vehicles as fuel replacing gasoline. About 80% of the ethanol produced around the world is used for fuel. Due to its many benefits, fuelling cars with bioethanol is becoming increasingly popular.
Bioethanol as an alternative to fossil fuels has a range of advantages:
Through conventional distillation and rectification, alcohol with a purity of around 96 vol.-% can be produced. However, to be used as a fuel in Europe, pure bioethanol with at least 99.7 vol.-% is needed. To reach this, the alcohol needs to undergo a dehydration, or, in other words, a "drying" process.
With its advanced dehydration facilities Ryssen Alcools is excellently positioned in a growing market to produce bioethanol for fuel applications.