Alternative/New Feedstock

Forest and Agriculture Residue. Algae Feedstock. Biomass Waste. CO2. H2.

Alternative/New feedstocks will make a massive impact in coming years to achieve sustainability and greenhouse gas reduction goals without impacting the food and feed supply

Transition towards alternative and sustainable feedstock such as carbon capture & utilization, biomass, sugarcane, beet, corn, industrial hemp, plastic waste stream, etc. is supporting the ambition of chemical companies to use bio-based naphtha to blend in their petrochemical crackers as raw material for the manufacture of chemical/monomer intermediates.

Perspectives

Chemicals & MaterialsSustainability

Assessing the Market Potential for Bio-based Polymers Barrier Packaging
Identifying attractive opportunities in the high-barrier packaging polymers market and assessing the attainable market for each potential...

Energy

Second Generation Ethanol: Headwinds for Commercialization
Global Ethanol Outlook Ethanol consumption has seen significant growth in the last two decades. It is a prominent alcoholic beverage found in cider, beer, spirits, wine, and ale, and it’s been also used in the industry as a solvent. However,...

Market Potential of New Bio-based Co-polyester in Hot-melt Adhesive

Chemicals & MaterialsSustainability

  Leading specialty chemicals company focused on gaining insights on the addressable and attainable market for its co-polyester in...

Market Assessment for Bio-based Building Blocks

Chemicals & MaterialsSustainability

Evaluating market opportunity for bio-based building blocks/starting materials used to synthesize several families of chiral...

Technology and Market Assessment of Application areas of Biomass Pyrolysis

Chemicals & MaterialsAlternative/New Feedstock

An integrated oil and gas player was interested in evaluating the biomass pyrolysis route for the production of transportation fuels or...

Raw Material Assessment and Production Cost Analysis of New Product Offering

Chemicals & MaterialsAdvanced and smart materials

The bio-based chemicals offerings as part of their initiative to introduce bio-based products wanted to explore opportunities in product...

Business Objectives

Some examples of diverse business objectives we have worked with our clients

Strategic

  • What is the market opportunity for onsite hydrogen across different application segments? What is the perception of the industry regarding onsite hydrogen, and what motivates customers to switch their existing supply sources?
  • What should be the technology roadmap for CPG players in the production of chemicals (i.e. raw materials or their precursors) from waste materials (i.e. carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, MSW, plastic waste, etc.)?
  • What are the emerging technologies around absorption, adsorption membrane, and systems for DAC?
  • What are the key factors and costs associated with the techno-economic assessment of carbon capture technologies?

Tactical

  • What are the market opportunities for producing and marketing syngas-derived chemicals?
  • What is the supply-demand landscape for biochemicals which can be produced from power to methanol to chemical route?
  • What are the different technology pathways to produce base chemicals from plastic waste feedstock?
  • How is the technology landscape for Hydrogen generation using electrolyzer technology?

Operational

  • What are the emerging innovations around recycled/renewable sources for Isocyanates – TDI and MDI or novel chemistry for producing renewable PU foam – (Isocyanates free foam) for mattresses?
  • What is the technology landscape for water-soluble biodegradable anionic polymers for producing additives for coatings, adhesives, construction, and personal care applications?
  • What is the willingness of customers to pay a premium for bio-based or recycled polymers in the applications market such as mobility, packaging, etc.?