Iogen says it has “one of the world’s largest and most experienced teams in developing, designing, de-bugging, scaling-up and deploying cellulosic biofuel technology. We’re using innovative thinking and disciplined engineering to transform cellulosic biofuels into real, reliable and cost-effective fuels for today’s cars and trucks.” Also, the company has become a leader in the aggregation and sale of renewable natural gas.

The first commercial cellulosic ethanol facility based on Iogen technology was built in Brazil by Raizen, a $30 billion Brazilian energy company, and started its commissioning process in late 2014 after completion of construction.

Iogen CEO Brian Foody gave this illuminating overview of what’s next in cellulosic biofuels and biogas in this presentation deck from ABLC 2018 in Washington DC.

What’s Next in cellulosic biofuels and biogas?: The Digest’s 2018 Multi-Slide Guide to Iogen