Ensyn Corporation is a producer of renewable liquid fuels and renewable chemical products. Ensyn has had continuous commercial operations for more than 20 years, producing over 125 million litres of renewable fuels and chemicals from wood residues. Ensyn’s core technology, Rapid Thermal Processing, or RTP™, converts residual biomass from the forest and agricultural sectors as well as cellulosic-based, post-consumer wastes to high yields of light liquids. These RTP liquids are a source for a wide range of renewable fuels and chemicals, some of which have already been commercialized and others which are poised for commercial introduction. Ensyn’s unique technology is the world’s only proven, commercial process that converts wood and other solid biomass to such high yields of light liquids.
Ensyn’s current focus is to develop the projects, markets and alliances for the rapid expansion of RTP production capacity to meet the international demand for renewable liquid fuels. Ensyn’s Commercial Merchant Facility for fuels production is operating in Renfrew, Ontario. Project initiatives are underway in numerous countries around the world.
Ensyn’s RTP liquids have been used commercially for over 20 years as heating oil, and they have been successfully tested as a liquid fuel for power generation. In conjunction with its strategic partners, Ensyn is in the process of introducing a full range of industry-standard, commercial renewable liquid fuel products, led by RTP Renewable Fuel Oil (RFO) for use in multiple applications including industrial heating, power generation and refinery feedstocks. In addition, Ensyn is working with its strategic partner UOP, a Honeywell company, on the development of “drop-in” RTP renewable transport fuels made from wood and agricultural residues.
Ensyn’s strategy is based on executing its business plan in conjunction with market-leading strategic partners. Ensyn has teamed up with UOP LLC, a Honeywell company, with the establishment of Envergent Technologies LLC, a joint venture for the production of a variety of liquid fuels from biomass, including transport fuels such as gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
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