Bioroot Energy

Is there really market-ready technology to transform carbon-based feedstocks like trash into abundant clean liquid alcohol fuels? Yes there is, but it takes more than technology to make it work in the real world.  Making biofuel of any type requires significant capital investment to achieve sufficient scale.  It requires a vast amount of business intelligence. Guts. Vision. Persistence. Commitment. Public and political support. And, last but not least,  good old fashioned luck.

So far, the 21st century has seen public and private money pour into renewable energy research and methods of mitigating the use of non-renewable power. But as yet, we are no closer to knowing how the future will be fueled.

CNN “Fueling the future”

Barriers to entry are extraordinarily high in the biofuel business. As is the bankruptcy rate.  If it’s such a great idea to create alternative energy, why are so many businesses crashing and burning in the biofuel sector?

We think it’s because the biofuel industry in general has not yet hit on the magic formula. A complete solution that does what it’s supposed to do at a profit for investors.

Consider the myriad variables:

To be long-term successful, a commercial waste to energy (green biofuels) facility must seamlessly integrate a wide array of W2E technology, such as gasifiers, reactors, converters, feedstock and output processing equipment, short-term feedstock and  fuel storage on site, as well as product distribution and marketing, into a viable solution stack and a solid business. And then the company must prove it’s process works as advertised to the world by making money making green fuel in more than enough quantity to keep the lights on and satisfy investors.

It’s yet to be done and we would really like to be the first.

There is a little known Gas-to-Liquid (GTL) fuel technology with real potential to help our little company accomplish great things in short order. Indeed, this particular technology could be the missing link in a carbon bridge that has thus far eluded the biggest of companies and the brightest of minds.

At this point, to disclose exactly what the target fuel is called or its composition wouldn’t be fair to our potential partner.  But here’s what this fuel isn’t.

First off, this fuel isn’t created by growing and harvesting a crop, like corn or switchgrass, or even algae.  Secondly, it’s not a mere single alcohol, like ethanol, and no it’s not methanol or Fischer-Tropsch float on water bio-diesel. It’s better than any of those, and even a simple test drive with a few gallons of this next-gen fuel mixed in the gasoline tank of your car, diesel truck, snowmobile or lawnmower will prove it beyond any doubt.

What we can tell you today is that this alcohol fuel we are preparing to bring to market can be made from virtually any and all carbon-based feedstocks. It is EPA approved (since 2001) for use in gas and diesel engines either neat or diluted. This next-gen fuel has a documented, proven octane rating of 120. and perhaps best of all for the environment, it’s water soluble and biodegradable.

Did we mention this next-gen clean fuel can be refined in abundant quantity from almost anything you’d find in a coal field’s tailing pile, a coal fired power plant, a landfill, or your trash can, without polluting the environment?

Bioroot Energy is aggressively pursuing its vision to help cities, counties, states,  citizens, and private investors, profitably convert America’s trash and other carbon-based feedstocks into clean, green, sustainable biofuel.