NOVELTY - Producing (P1) value-added byproducts from biofuel process involves fermenting biofuel source (102) to provide biofuel and mash mixture; separating mixture to provide biofuel (106) and mash (108); separating mash to give wet distillers grain (114) and syrup (112); heating the syrup to provide ash (118); binding the ash to provide solid ash (122); drying the wet distillers grain to give dried distillers grain (DDG) and binding DDG to give solid DDG.    USE - For producing value-added byproducts such as solid ash or solid dried distillers grain, from biofuel process; producing biofuel and generating revenue from biofuel manufacturing process (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The method reduces energy consumption of biofuel plant; increases its energy efficiency; and its economic efficiency. The solid DDG has higher energy density than tranditional DDG produced from biofuel process, allowing for easier transportation, packaging and ultimately, it economic viability as retail product.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Providing (P1) value-added byproducts from biofuel process involves fermenting biofuel source (102) to provide biofuel and mash mixture; separating mixture to provide biofuel (106) and mash (108); separating mash to give wet distillers grain (114) and syrup (112); heating the syrup to provide ash (118); binding the ash to provide solid ash (122); and either drying the wet distillers grain to give dried distillers grain (DDG) and binding DDG to give solid DDG; or adding solubles to the wet distillers grain to provide wet distillers grain with solubles (404); drying the grain with solubles to give dried distillers grain with solubles (408) and binding the resultant grains to give solid dried distillers grain with solubles (412). INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for the following:    (1) producing (P2) biofuel involving fermenting biofuel source to provide a biofuel and a mash mixture; separating the mixture to provide biofuel and mash; separating the mash to provide WDG and syrup; and heating the syrup with fluidized bed to provide ash and heat; where the heat is recovered for use in powering plant processes; and    (2) generating revenue from biofuel manufacturing process involving producing biofuel and at least one byproduct from biofuel process; transporting the biofuel for sale to customers; binding the byproducts to form solid byproducts; packaging the solid byproducts; and transporting the solid byproducts for sale to customers.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows block flow diagram of producing solid ash and dried distillers grain with solubles from biofuel process.    Biofuel source (102)    Biofuel (106)    Mash (108)    Syrup (112)    Wet distillers grain (114)    Ash (118)    Solid ash (122)    Wet distillers grain with solubles (404)    Dried distillers grain with solubles (408)    Solid dried distillers grain with solubles. (412)