BioVeritas unveils new process for SAF

In Texas, BioVeritas, LLC, a sustainable fuels and biochemicals company, announced that it is launching The BioVeritas Process for SAF. This technology converts biomass via fermentation into volatile fatty acids (VFAs), a key precursor for a range of high-value products, most notably SAF. The BioVeritas Process, when applied to SAF, unlocks more feedstocks and uses less energy to deliver aviation fuel with superior carbon intensity. These capabilities free the platform from some of the key constraints that face the SAF industry. The firm noted that the BioVeritas Process overcomes many of the fundamental constraints of other SAF production technologies, like limited feedstock and green energy availability. “BioVeritas is focused today on helping the aviation industry achieve their net zero carbon emission targets and the refining industry meet their renewable volume obligations,” said David Austgen, chief executive officer of BioVeritas. “There’s no shortage of innovative technologies being developed but it is widely expected SAF supply will lag demand through mid-century. Our aim is to join incumbent SAF producers to close the supply-demand gap.  Many of the existing SAF technologies face challenging constraints. BioVeritas’ process overcomes many of these constraints and is well positioned for unlimited growth in the future. Our low carbon intensity SAF solution is a win-win-win for the aviation industry, refining industry, and the planet.”

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