

KEYtones unlock HEFA's feedstock constraint. These jet-range molecules are an advantaged feedstock for existing HEFA refining, offering conversion cost savings, increased revenue, and unprecedented growth to overcome today's feedstock limitations.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
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Feedstock flexibility to hedge against FOGs volatility & unlock unconstrained growth
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Higher yields
to SAF
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Conversion cost savings; lesser utility & hydrogen demand
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Capital savings; utilization of existing capital & no hydrocracking required for new builds
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Greater value from domestically-sourced and/or second-generation biomass
OPPORTUNITY ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN
AVIATION
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BVK Process scales HEFA to total SAF demand
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Scalable with consistent and low-cost SAF
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Production and logistics already in place
HEFA
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BVK Process opens HEFA to unlimited feedstocks
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Allows HEFA pathway to remain dominant
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Creates massive ($300-$450B) market growth potential for HEFA producers
AGRICULTURE
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New revenue stream / additional crop value
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Diversification and improved farm resilience
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Market upside from expanding SAF
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Adds upwards of $2B/year in additional US-based farm income

WHY BIOVERITAS
TM
BioVeritas is the only company today with a proven process, The BVK Process, that converts a wide range of biomass (including wastes, residues, and purpose-grown crops) directly into a ‘drop-in’ feedstock for HEFA. This process is compatible with existing infrastructure and can extend HEFA SAF production to 100+ billion gallons globally.
The BVK Process integrates easily with current HEFA production, delivering high-capital efficiency compared to emerging SAF technologies. The process is also energy efficient, creating a scalable, cost-effective, low-carbon intensity pathway that extends HEFA beyond its 2030 feedstock constraints.
By starting with SAF, a market that values the utilization of waste streams, BioVeritas is laying the groundwork for a platform that can support many other bio-based fuels, chemicals, and products.

MASSIVE MARKET
EXPANSION

FEEDSTOCK
FREEDOM

NEAR-TERM SCALIBILITY WITH LONG-TERM DURABILITY

