SAF. Unconstrained.

BioVeritas can unleash unlimited growth by unlocking more feedstocks and using less energy to deliver the most cost-effective sustainable aviation fuel

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REVOLUTIONIZING
THE FUELS INDUSTRY

THE CHALLENGE

Globally, the demand for SAF far outpaces the supply due to reasons including high production cost and limited usable feedstock.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Abundant, untapped, and low-cost biomass feedstocks – including cellulosics and waste – are the answer.

WHY BIOVERITAS

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The BioVeritas Process™ represents a step-change forward from existing technologies, utilizing the underutilized - from feedstocks to equipment - to deliver low-carbon fuels, chemicals, and ingredients that create a more sustainable future. We’re leading with SAF.

By unlocking locally available feedstocks, our technology has unlimited growth potential to support the SAF industry’s ambitious volume goals. By utilizing less energy and existing capital, we deliver a cost-effective SAF that meets the needs of aviation industry.

MORE FEEDSTOCKS

LOW ENERGY

SUPERIOR CARBON INTENSITY

LEVERAGES EXISTING CAPITAL

COST EFFECTIVE

LEADERSHIP TEAM

David Austgen

Chief Executive Officer

Stephen Toon

Chief Operations Officer

Alan Del Paggio

Chief Commercial Officer

Pareen Shah

Chief Marketing Officer

Rick Wilson

SVP Business Development

Laura Matthews

VP Human Resources

Chris Parks

VP HSE

Tammie Milum

Controller

Phil DiGrazia

VP R&D

Kyle Ross

VP Process Development

Chris Miller

VP Operations

Cesar Granda

VP Innovation & IP

FAQ

What does BioVeritas do?

BioVeritas transforms a range of biomass feedstocks through fermentation into sustainable fuels, bio-based chemicals, and clean ingredients for a range of markets.
Who are BioVeritas’ financial backers?

BioVeritas was acquired in 2021 by Ara Partners, a private equity firm focused on decarbonizing the global economy. With their financial backing, we are investing aggressively in scale up for our new plant, marketing, business development, and organizational capacity.
Where is BioVeritas in terms of commercialization?

We have a market demonstration unit operating in Bryan, Texas and we are currently in early stage engineering of our first commercial facility.
What specific products do you produce?

Our fermentation process yields primarily acetic, propionic, butyric, valeric and caproic acids - and smaller quantities of heptanoic and caprylic acid. We can sell these acids themselves or convert them into fuels, salts, esters, alcohols, and other derivatives.
What feedstocks have you tested?

We have tested 30+ feedstocks, including: alfalfa, white office paper, sugarcane bagasse, pineapple waste, corn stover/stillage, rice straw, poplar molasses, sorghum stalks, sugar beet pulp, micro-algae, wood molasses, orange peels, inedible bakery residuals, and palm oil mill effluent. Unlike the leading SAF technologies in market today, we are not feedstock constrained, either by quantity or availability.