– Efficient. Scalable. Compliant. –

Commercially Proven Proprietary Process
Provectus Biofuels leverages three commercially proven technologies in its process to convert biomass feedstocks to synthesis gas (“syn gas”), then to methanol, and then into renewable fuel. The process allows Provectus Biofuels to produce renewable jet fuel, renewable gasoline and potentially other fuels in a manner that is cleaner than fossil fuels extracted and refined from underground.

– Efficient. Scalable. Compliant. –

Commercially Proven Proprietary Process
Provectus Biofuels leverages three commercially proven technologies in its process to convert biomass feedstocks to synthesis gas (“syn gas”), then to methanol, and then into renewable fuel. The process allows Provectus Biofuels to produce renewable jet fuel, renewable gasoline and potentially other fuels in a manner that is cleaner than fossil fuels extracted and refined from underground.
The process for manufacturing green gasoline has achieved a technological readiness level (“TRL”) of nine (out of nine), and the process for making jet fuel has reached a TRL of 9.

The process steps are simple and commercially-proven by multiple well-known suppliers.

Step 1

Biomass is prepared for processing according to its moisture content and size.

Step 2

Biomass is gasified to produce synthesis gases, the building blocks of the fuel.

Step 3

The synthesis gases are catalytically converted into methanol

Step 4

The methanol is then catalytically converted into fuel, dewatered, and is then ready for shipping to the blender for immediate use.  No further processing is required.

These innovative technologies provide a pathway for major producers and consumers of petroleum products to meet their corporate level climate objectives as well as those set forth in global conventions such as the Paris Accord, and COP26.

Provectus aims to be one of the first industrial scale producers to provide gasoline and jet fuel which meet the BC government’s “Low Carbon Fuels Standard” (LCFS), the Californian LCFS program and the Canadian Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR).

Intellectual Property and Patents

Provectus’ intellectual property is an innovation in process design. Our process combines technologies that have been carefully selected from amongst multiple proven providers (reducing our reliance on any one technology provider).

Through this collaboration, Provectus aims to repurpose wheat straw into high-value jet fuel providing:

  • A new revenue stream for farmers –  turning an under-utilized non-food agricultural byproduct into a profitable commodity that is already in high demand by the aviation industry.
  • An alternative to burning or plowing under wheat straw that reduces air pollution and carbon emissions.
  • Alignment with federal and provincial clean energy transition and sustainability goals.

The Town of Vegreville has recently achieved a BioDesign Opportunities Zone rating that recognizes the community for its strategic potential in bio-based industries.

This milestone highlights the region’s vast availability of wheat straw, a byproduct generated by the hardworking farmers of Vegreville and surrounding areas.

While some wheat straw is essential for soil renewal and nitrogen fixation, a significant excess is currently either burned or mulched and ploughed back, releasing unnecessary emissions and creating extra costs for farmers.

The planned facility will license and utilize commercially proven technology, which efficiently converts agricultural residues into renewable jet fuel, supporting airline sustainability initiatives, government carbon reduction commitments, and Canada’s leadership in clean energy innovation.

Renewable Gasoline

At a carbon Intensity (CI) score of 28, Provectus’ synthetic gasoline is expected to boast a CI lower than ethanol mixtures can match when using gray hydrogen.
The BC Low Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) mandates gasoline to have a CI of 70 by 2030. Conventional refinery gasoline in BC has a CI of 88, so 1 litre of our gasoline blended with 1.9 litres of refinery gasoline will produce 2.9 litres with a CI of 70 – renewable low carbon fuel in accordance with the BC LCFS standards.

Provectus Biofuels’ renewable low carbon gasoline has no ethanol. It is 87 octane and it has ultra-low benzene’s and Zero Sulfur. it is an excellent product that is safe for the environment.

Renewable Jet Fuel

Information to come

Intellectual Property and Patents

Provectus’ intellectual property is an innovation in process design. Our process combines technologies that have been carefully selected from amongst multiple proven providers (reducing our reliance on any one technology provider).

Through this collaboration, Provectus aims to repurpose wheat straw into high-value jet fuel providing:

  • A new revenue stream for farmers –  turning an under-utilized non-food agricultural byproduct into a profitable commodity that is already in high demand by the aviation industry.
  • An alternative to burning or plowing under wheat straw that reduces air pollution and carbon emissions.
  • Alignment with federal and provincial clean energy transition and sustainability goals.

The Town of Vegreville has recently achieved a BioDesign Opportunities Zone rating that recognizes the community for its strategic potential in bio-based industries.

This milestone highlights the region’s vast availability of wheat straw, a byproduct generated by the hardworking farmers of Vegreville and surrounding areas.

While some wheat straw is essential for soil renewal and nitrogen fixation, a significant excess is currently either burned or mulched and ploughed back, releasing unnecessary emissions and creating extra costs for farmers.

The planned facility will license and utilize commercially proven technology, which efficiently converts agricultural residues into renewable jet fuel, supporting airline sustainability initiatives, government carbon reduction commitments, and Canada’s leadership in clean energy innovation.

Renewable Gasoline

At a carbon Intensity (CI) score of 28, Provectus’ synthetic gasoline is expected to boast a CI lower than ethanol mixtures can match when using gray hydrogen.
The BC Low Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) mandates gasoline to have a CI of 70 by 2030. Conventional refinery gasoline in BC has a CI of 88, so 1 litre of our gasoline blended with 1.9 litres of refinery gasoline will produce 2.9 litres with a CI of 70 – renewable low carbon fuel in accordance with the BC LCFS standards.

Provectus Biofuels’ renewable low carbon gasoline has no ethanol. It is 87 octane and it has ultra-low benzene’s and Zero Sulfur. it is an excellent product that is safe for the environment.

Renewable Jet Fuel

Information to come

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