BioVeritas

Coming – May 11

5 Key Reasons Sustainable Fuels Are Right, Right Now

Date and Time

May 11

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12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT

Details will be provided upon RSVP approval

About this Event

The production of sustainable fuels, especially Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), is one of the more asymmetric opportunities in energy transition today. In addition to a massive market which is expected to grow to $450B by 2050, a number of factors have aligned to make the time for sustainable fuels right, right now.
  • Locked In Demand: Whether by government mandate or voluntary programs, over 50% of global airlines have committed to net-zero by 2050, creating massive demand for sustainable aviation fuels
  • Supply is constrained: Current feedstock which consist mostly of fats, oils, and greases, have severe limitations making them the single largest constraint on scaling SAF
  • Urgency Is Accelerating: In addition to climate change, the changing geopolitical energy landscape, domestic production reduces reliance on volatile global oil markets, increasing energy security
  • Breakthrough Technology Unlocks New Feedstocks: BioVeritas has developed a system that converts biomass and other organic feedstocks into the building blocks of sustainable fuels

BioVeritas is unlocking one of the most valuable bottlenecks in the energy transition by converting low-cost, widely available biomass and waste into scalable inputs for sustainable fuels Its process expands the addressable supply of viable inputs while integrating with existing refinery infrastructure, reducing capital intensity, and accelerating commercialization. The result is a differentiated pathway to participate in a rapidly growing, policy-supported market where supply scarcity drives pricing power.

Register today for this online event with Tim Cesarek, Chairman of Board for BioVeritas, to hear how the company is positioned at the intersection of structural demand, technological inflection, and long-term energy security.

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