Nuseed, a global seed and bioenergy business under Nufarm, emphasizes its commitment to the future through agricultural innovation. Presented by Scott Hedderich, Policy & Government Affairs Director, North America, Bioenergy, the guide focuses on developing sustainable crops like Carinata and Energy Cane for bioenergy feedstocks. Nuseed’s promise lies in delivering “Value Beyond Yield” to meet […]
Here are the bioeconomy Risk Indexes (BRISKIs) for April 22, 2025. A rating of 100 indicates normal risks, above 100 refers to reduced risks, and sub-100 scores indicate elevated risks. For week starting Monday April 21st: ———————————- Oil prices rose 7% this week and bond yields fell, making the bioeconomy risk improve across the board. […]
This past week, we reported that Manus and Inscripta have announced a strategic merger to establish an end-to-end platform for scalable development, biomanufacturing, and commercialization of bioalternative products. In our report, we noted the public rationale: by combining Inscripta’s whole-genome engineering technologies with Manus’ cell factory engineering platform, biomanufacturing expertise, and commercialization capabilities, the merged […]
The presentation details Vertimass’ proprietary CADO (Consolidated Alcohol Deoxygenation and Oligomerization) technology, a 1-step catalytic process that transforms diverse alcohols into sustainable fuels like SAF, gasoline, and diesel. The presentation, by John Hannon, highlights the promise of economically viable and environmentally sound green fuels that seamlessly integrate with existing infrastructure. With growing SAF demand and […]
Even in Seattle, people buy sunglasses. I know, I come from a very rainy part of the world, a little hamlet called Redmond, Washington. The population was 1,200 when I was a little guy, our biggest manufacturer was the Carnation Company, our contented cows gave better milk. We had fresh fruits and vegetables at the […]
This presentation desk introduces World Energy as a low-carbon solutions pioneer working with hard-to-abate sectors to meet net-zero commitments through sustainable aviation fuel, green hydrogen, and advanced biofuels. Their SAF production uses HEFA technology with a focus on waste and sustainable feedstocks, achieving significant lifecycle emissions reductions. World Energy prioritizes feedstocks that do not compete […]
At first glance, RD and SAF appear nearly inseparable—often co-produced in HEFA systems, governed by overlapping policy frameworks, and sharing many investors, incentives, and technologies. Traditional analysis sees them as market twins. Yet, in this analysis out from SAF adoption leader and hard-working champion IAG, the numbers for SAF lag far behind renewable diesel. Converting […]
This presentation from Sandia National Laboratories summarizes a workshop on biorefinery integration held in October 2025. The objectives were to develop a shared vision for the refinery of the future and identify R&D needs for processing both bio-based and fossil feedstocks. Recommendations from industry and research attendees included developing centralized lab facilities, analytical methods for […]
This presentation deck from ABLC highlights their position as a pioneering technology company focused on 2nd generation biofuels from agricultural residues. They emphasize that 2G biofuels offer a practical path to net-zero in hard-to-electrify sectors like aviation and, when combined with carbon capture and storage, can actively remove CO2. Iogen notes that despite early challenges, […]
As the search for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) intensifies, alcohol-to-jet technology has emerged as a promising yet perplexing pathway. Promising because of the progress on technology and projects. Perplexing because traditional techno-economic analysis is capturing part of the story—costs, feedstock flows, policy incentives—but struggles to explain why some technologies persist and others stall, even with […]
