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Our single-step conversion process
Woody biomass is converted in an oxygen-free environment. We do not describe a Fischer-Tropsch train, and we do not publish a recipe.
What we do
We commercialise our single-step conversion process. Public copy stays at the pillar level: what the process is for, what it deliberately does not do, and how a plant is meant to grow. Detailed operating conditions and vendor IP stay off this page.
Conventional routes
External hydrogen · catalyst cost and replacement · synthesis loop
This platform
Nothing bought in for hydrogen, nothing to regenerate, and the carbon that is not in the fuel is intended to stay in the char.
Pillars
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Woody biomass is converted in an oxygen-free environment. We do not describe a Fischer-Tropsch train, and we do not publish a recipe.
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Process hydrogen is generated internally. Competing pathways often treat purchased or dedicated hydrogen as the largest cost line.
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No catalysts to buy, regenerate or replace. That distinction matters for cost, uptime and how a certification route is framed.
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A facility grows by adding identical reactors in parallel. Capacity is not supposed to wait on a novel larger vessel.
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Fuel, process hydrogen and biochar leave the same conversion. Forest green is reserved for that carbon stream.
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Certification would pace an aviation premium. It is not intended to gate the first saleable molecule.
What stays off this page
This page does not publish reactor internals, control logic, feedstock recipes, or operating logs. Demonstration run hours, production volumes and third-party readiness scores are not listed here.
If a partner needs a deeper pack, that is a conversation, not a webpage.