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Energy consumption has increased steadily over the last century as the world population has grown and more countries have become industrialized. Crude oil has been the major resource to meet the increased the demand for energy. Yeasts are important microorganisms in food manufacturing and fermentation industry. In the current study attempt were made to investigate the potential of various waste materials for bioethanol production. Bioethanol is an important chemical product with emerging potential as a bio fuel to replace fossil fuels. An ecofriendly bio bioethanol is one of the alternate fuels that can be used in unmodified petro energies with current fuelling infrastructure also it can be easily applied in present day combustion engines by mixing it with gasoline. It can be used as desirable fuel adaptive because it burns without causing any environment lowers greenhouse gas emissions. Along with the production of industrial bioethanol, researches are also focused on the up gradation for bioconversion process of bioethanol production. In the current research attempt is been made to use waste materials such as fruit and vegetable peels for bioethanol production. For the very purpose the study was carried out from June 2016 to March 2017.