StartUs Insights, which focuses on key start-up companies, has highlighted the work Swindon-based Advanced Biofuel Solutions is doing to transform waste into a range of biofuels for the transport sector - biomethane, biohydrogen and aircraft fuel - while producing negative carbon emissions from the RadGas process.
The company recently signed a joint development agreement with Greenergy, Europe's largest manufacturer of biodiesel from waste. Design work for the first plant to be situated at Ellesmere Port near Liverpool is under way and commercial production is due to commence in 2025.
Subsequent plants are planned over the following years. Using ABSL’s proven and patented RadGas technology, the first plant will convert annually 133,000 tonnes of municipal waste into biomethane for gas vehicles or biohydrogen for hydrogen vehicles.
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