Feedstocks

In the production of biofuels, bio-based materials and biochemicals, the three most significant factors are always feedstock, technology, and logistics. The success of any project involves finding the best combination of these at the lowest cost. To properly evaluate feedstocks, long-term viability is an important factor and evaluating profitability for both the grower and producer are the key indicators of this sustainability.

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Feedstock Subject Matter Experts

With an average of over 30 years' experience, our experts help our clients reach their goals with feedstock projects such as agricultural waste, municipal solid wastes, pulp & paper, energy crops, fats & greases, biogas, algae, and hydrogen. Below is a list of the more common feedstock projects we support.

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Feedstock Specialties

Feedstocks are the cornerstone of renewable and sustainable product innovation, driving change across industries. Our expertise ensures the efficient and responsible sourcing of these essential resources.

  • Agricultural Waste
  • Algae
  • Biogas
  • Biomass
  • Cellulose
  • CO2
  • Energy Crops
  • Fats and Oils
  • Forestry Waste
  • Hemp
  • Lignins
  • Plastic waste
  • Pulp and paper
  • Syngas
  • Waste and Waste Oils

Focused, Interdisciplinary Feedstock Solutions

Read our case studies on feedstock projects to learn how we helped our clients achieve their goals.

Evaluation of De-carbonizing LNG Value Chain

Client:
International Manufacturer
Project Number:
21026

Evaluation of De-carbonizing LNG Value Chain

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Due Diligence for USDA Section 9003 Loan Guarantee

Client:
Large Oil Refiner
Project Number:
21118

Due Diligence for USDA Section 9003 Loan Guarantee

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Due Diligence of Recycled PET Investment

Client:
Global Investment Bank
Project Number:
22094

Due Diligence of Recycled PET Investment

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Choosing Feedstocks

The greatest successes occur when the selected feedstocks are readily available regionally at competitive prices, and the selected technology is the one which most efficiently converts these raw materials into cost effective products. Initial considerations in choosing a feedstock are its availability, composition, and its operating ranges for temperatures, pressures, and flow rates.

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