Development of business concepts for the commercialization of Votion’s bio-based solutions and value chains
This is a feasibility study to define the focus areas for Votion’s pilot project, as well as the commercialization of the concepts under development. The activities that are prioritized are, therefore, thorough analyses of the projects and the technologies to assess the strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and risks, as well as identification of the resources required for realization.
The purpose of every value chain being developed by Votion is the creation of a large-scale concept to reach a global annual production capacity of millions of tons of advanced biofuels and biochemicals. The demand for large-scale biorefineries is substantial, but the necessary technology with an acceptable level of technical risk is still lacking. Votion plans to start up the pilot plant in 2024 and to have the first large-scale biorefinery operational in 2028 with an annual capacity of 200,000-500,000 tons of biofuel.
Anders Edling Hultgren
Votion Biorefineries AB
anders@votionbio.com
Project information
Participants
Votion Biorefineries AB
Schedule
August 2022 - January 2023
Total cost of project
336 000 SEK
Swedish Energy Agency's project number
2022-00508
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