Wood residues, agricultural waste and palm biomass become diesel, bio-jet fuel and methanol — drop-in biofuels from resources the region already grows.
Across Southeast Asia, enormous volumes of biomass — empty fruit bunches, shells, wood residues, rice husks — are burned in the open or left to rot. BtL turns this low-value residue into premium drop-in biofuels.
The same proven gasification + Fischer-Tropsch platform as our other XTL technologies — tuned for biogenic feedstocks.
Biomass is dried, sized and conditioned — handling the moisture and ash variability typical of agricultural residues.
Prepared biomass is converted into clean synthesis gas, with tar and contaminant removal designed for biogenic syngas.
Syngas is catalytically converted into renewable diesel, bio-jet fuel and methanol — chemically identical to their fossil counterparts.
BtL plants are configured around locally available biomass — feedstock assessment is the first step of every project.
Tell us about your biomass resource — we will assess feedstock suitability and outline a path from study to plant.
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