Biotechnologies
Utilizing biological processes, energy and manufacturing sectors use biotechnology to leverage yeast, enzymes, microbes, and other biocatalysts to improve manufacturing efficiency, save money on manufacturing operation costs, minimize reliance on petrochemicals, and reduce greenhouse gases. In agriculture, biotech drives innovation in sustainable farming and insect resistance, making crops that are safer, have higher yields, and are more efficient to produce.
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Biotechnology Subject Matter Experts
Our seasoned experts assist with new biotechnologies like anaerobic digestion and fermentation systems, gasification, pyrolysis, torrefaction, carbon capture, syngas generation, and plastic waste conversion. Below is a list of the more common technologies with which we provide support.
- Activated Carbon/Biochar
- Alternative Protein
- Anaerobic Digestion
- Biocatalysis
- Biochemical Conversions
- Bioplastics/Biopolymers
- Carbon Capture Utilization /Storage
- Cellular Agriculture
- Enzymes
- Fermentation
- Gasification
- Hydrolysis
- Landfill & Waste Technologies
- Pyrolysis
- Synthetic Biology
- Torrefaction
- Waste Valorisation
Focused, Interdisciplinary
Biotechnology Solutions
Due Diligence of Mycoprotein Producer Investment
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Private Equity FirmProject Number:
22091Due Diligence of Alternative Protein Producer Investment
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21043Pre-feasibility Study for Pyrolysis Installation
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Energy Investment CompanyProject Number:
21101Biotechnologies of The Future
As biotechnology undergoes rapid expansion, emerging technologies and bioengineering have become fields that provide many new opportunities for investors to grow their funds outside of traditional investments and sectors. New supply sources and technologies are helping reduce the emissions generated by the shipping, aviation, steelmaking and chemical industries. Collaborative, multidisciplinary teams are the most efficient in evaluating potential investments in these biotechnologies.
Recent publications
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Anaerobic Digestors in Farm & Ranch Operations
How can one determine if an anaerobic digester will provide a value-added economic
Biochar v. Activated Carbon
The same yet different. That’s biochar and activated carbon – both are carbon-based