BCI’s Sustainability of Biofuel Feedstock

The global biofuel industry grew at record level over the previous decade, drawing in the large interest of different markets, governments, ecological movements, customers, biofuel entrepreneurs and feedstock growers. Market demand will reach an estimated 37 billion gallons by 2016 with a yearly development rate of 42%. A large target of 10% overall fuel intake in the next decade, which represents a fantastic chance for biofuel investment initiatives.

The increased in consumer awareness surrounding ecological initiatives for has resulted in a significant demand and growing intake of Biofuel and Biomass technology consisting of eco-friendly and sustainable energy sources in industrial and consumer applications. BioEnergy Concepts takes advantage of the chances in marketing, sales and circulation of Biofuel (Biodiesel), glycerin and feedstock by-products in Asia, USA, and Europe.

BizMinded Concepts, Inc. (BCI) dba BioEnergy Concepts is a California personal stock corporation that controls and directs facilities engineering and operations, manages power delivery systems, using human capital growth and development in transforming sustainable natural deposits into energy. BCI and SJG COREe, Inc. (SJG); a signed up Philippine corporation, completely owned subsidiary of BCI, manages all project advancement, implementation and maintenance of refinery site operations within the region in addition to product distribution throughout the world.

BioEnergy Concepts optimizes using human and energy capital by coordinating with private landowners and cooperative farmers in tapping arable land with large coconut plantations in the Philippines as our preliminary base feedstock for Biofuel production. The plan records Project 1 – Green CORE (project name) execution linking two refinery sites. The Philippine refinery website will handle and establish minimum rented landholdings of 300,000 hectares of existing coconut plantation as feedstock source for the production of Biofuel (B100/Biodiesel), Glycerin and unrefined coconut oil by-products. The Philippine refinery will mainly cover the Asian market while providing sufficient feedstock to the US Biofuel refineries. BCI’s biofuel production capacity is predicted to reach 60 million gallons annually at end of 2012, with existing capability at 15 million gallons per year.

Coconut, the most versatile of all crops, is plentiful in the Philippines with over 3 million trees, and private landowners with large plantations have actually been tapped to strengthen our virtually endless network of feedstock sources. BioEnergy Concepts presently have committed contracts from private landowners and farm cooperatives in excess of 1Million hectares. The regional & local federal governments have actually provided letters of intent and collaboration support. More collaborations in the Asian region are currently being formed by BCI to ensure sustainability for the growing need for Biofuel.