Sawdust Into Jet Fuel
Licella has developed a unique technology that can transform any biomass, like sawdust and woody waste, into a Bio-Crude oil; which can be refined into an array of sustainable transport and aviation fuels.
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Key Partnerships Established
Licella has established a number of key partnerships with major international companies, including Virgin Airlines, Air New Zealand and Norske Skog, to jointly develop its technology.
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U.S. Navy Visits Licella's Plant
The U.S. Navy recently visited Licella’s Commercial Demonstration Plant for converting biomass into a Bio-Crude oil. The Navy is looking to have 50% of its fuel needs supplied from "alternative sources" by 2020.
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Licella's Bio-Crude: Stable & Blendable
Using its proprietary technology, Licella has produced what is believed to be the world’s first stable Bio-Crude oil; an oil produced from biomass (plant material). The Bio-Crude is stable, blendable and transportable.
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"Potentially Revolutionary" (Accenture)
The "drop in" nature of Licella's Bio-Crude is one of the reasons Accenture describes Licella's technology as "Potentially Revolutionary"; Licella's Bio-Crude can use existing distribution infrastructure.
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Monday, 23 May 2011 20:10
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U.S. Navy Visits Licella Plant 
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Licella Features on SBS News 
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"Potentially Revolutionary" (Accenture)Licella was recognised in Accenture's publication, ‘Betting on Science: Disruptive Technologies in Transport Fuels’. Accenture describes Licella’s technology as “potentially revolutionary”, due to its ability to produce fungible or "Drop In" fuels that overcome the issues of having to develop a new distribution infrastructure. For Accenture to view a technology as "disruptive", it needs to meet the following criteria:
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