1. Introduction Bioethanol stands out as the most widely used non-fossil fuel in the world. The choice of raw materials to produce this biofuel depends on local conditions, generally produced from food crops, which reduces issues related to the greenhouse effect [,]. As described by Demirbas (2019) [], biofuels are non-polluting, locally available, affordable, sustainable, and reliable fuels. Obtained from renewable sources, promoter supports long-term human health and ecosystem health.
