Give your biodiesel plant the flexibility that the future requires. The Novozymes FlexFit® biodiesel process and our Eversa® Transform 2.0 biocatalyst, deliver feedstock flexibility with a quicker time to market, lower cost to build, optimized operating cost, and a lower carbon footprint.
Today, the biggest challenge for biodiesel producers is not to find buyers of biodiesel but, rather, obtaining the supplies of the raw materials needed for biodiesel production.
Learn more about how Novozymes helped this company convert low-value feedstocks into high-value biodiesel that meets EU standards while avoiding the pitfalls of chemical processing.
Thirty biodiesel plants worldwide currently use enzyme catalysts as a profitable way to process waste feedstocks. In this ebook, ‘The Path of Feedstock Flexibility’, we take you through the six steps to help you understand the technology and to evaluate whether enzymes are the right solution for your plant:
With Novozymes FlexFit ®, our engineering experts will help you identify opportunities in your plant to maximize profitability and navigate the transition to feedstock flexibility. You will receive:
We have an enduring commitment to your business success. Expect minimum downtime and maximum output - We offer technical and supply chain services to ensure your plant always deliver to specification. With our global network and our team’s experience, we will find the best solution for every customer’s needs.
U.S.-based ethanol producer Adkins Energy already produced corn oil – a valuable input for biodiesel production. So, they thought, "Why not produce biodiesel, cut out the middleman, and capture that additional value?"
That’s exactly what they did. By colocating a biodiesel plant at their ethanol facility, Adkins Energy now makes the most of its infrastructure and utilities, and the option to produce enzymatic biodiesel protects them from additive pricing increases.
Biodiesel Misr needed to find a way to convert readily-available waste-based feedstocks into biodiesel that meets EU standards. In this case study, we look at how they were able to achieve their goal—and more—through enzymatic technology.
Novozymes Eversa® Transform 2.0 is an enzyme biocatalyst specifically engineered to help biodiesel producers mitigate the challenge around the quality of the feedstock and its free fatty acid (FFA) content.
This enzyme biocatalyst can simultaneously catalyze the transesterification (hydrolysis) of glycerides and esterification of FFA, bringing flexibility to producers dealing with variations of feedstock quality and FFA content.
Fill in the form and we’ll be in touch to talk about how Novozymes FlexFit® and Eversa® Transform 2.0 can help you achieve the flexibility your biodiesel operation needs for the future.
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