Biomass Business Plans
Our company’s Principal, Tim Cassidy, has a principal interest in a biomass venture that has both developed a program to grow feedstock for biodiesel and has identified a breakthrough technology for wood cellulosis for a planned ethanol and wood pellet facility to be developed in the near future.
Our company has consulted and completed business plans on many biomass, biodiesel and ethanol ventures. There have been many failures in this industry over the last few years, partially due to lowered fuel prices but more so due to the lack of control of feedstock resources. We can address that will biomass business plans.
Three key areas to be addressed are as follows:
Feedstock control – Your company should own or have long-term leases or contracts for the feedstock (corn, Jatropha, soybean, biowaste, animal fat, etc.) used in the conversion process.
Technology – Hopefully in the near future, promising technologies for algae will emerge as well as others, but, for many feedstocks, existing bona fide technology is available.
Distribution – Demand is strong, but the key is at what price and the cost benefit analysis required as part of extensive due diligence in preparing a bio fuel business plan to determine if the combination of feedstock, fuel pricing, technology and other factors can result in a market rate price for distribution when fuel prices are at their lowest.
Ask us for a free consult on your energy business plan, including biomass, wind solar and other options.
