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Green plants and factory by-products containing carbohydrate are often a source of a product like bioethanol. The main problem of those raw materials is that the content of the sort of carbohydrate. During this study, potato peels was chosen as a carbon source. The PPW contains suf?cient quantities of starch, cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin and fermentable sugars to warrant use as an ethanol feedstock. Starch may be a high yield feedstock for ethanol production, but its hydrolysis is required to supply ethanol by fermentation. Starch was traditionally hydrolysed by acids, but the speci?city of the enzymes, their inherent mild reaction conditions and the absence of secondary reactions have led to the wide-spread use of amylases as catalysts in this process. Starch processing may be a technology utilizing enzymatic liquefaction and sacchari?cation, which produces a comparatively clean glucose stream that's fermented to ethanol by Saccharomyces yeasts. However, a pre-treatment process is required to convert starch of potato to fermentable sugar by hydrolysis. Potato is ranked amongst one among the leader vegetation generating international. Potato skin is zero value waste produced by potato processing plant or industry. For the assembly of bioethanol, starch residues were converted into glucose by a-amylase and glucoamylase. To research the saccharification process of the pre-treated starch residues. Yeast fermentation is employed simultaneously with the saccharification process for 72 hours. Then after the centrifuge the compound. An effort was made to supply ethanol from potato skin waste. There was a substantial yield of sample of 35-40 ml using pH 6.0, an at a substrate concentration of 5% (W/V).and we get ethanol and methanol present in the sample.