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Biosimo - Green Catalytic Oxidation Technology
Biosimo's innovative approach to green chemistry marks a significant advancement in the production of sustainable bulk chemicals.
Harnessing the power of renewable resources, Biosimo utilizes plant-based ethanol derived from non-food biomass and biowaste. This process leads to the creation of pioneering platforms like Biosimo's flagship product: bio-based acetic acid.
At the heart of this breakthrough is Biosimo's proprietary heterogeneous catalyst and chemical process. Biosimo's process facilitates scalable, high-throughput production that significantly minimizes the carbon footprint of base chemicals.
Biosimo's technology is a cost-effective alternative to conventional fossil-based processes and a testament to the potential of sustainability in the chemical industry, paving the way for a new era of carbon-neutral solutions in green chemistry.
Phase 1
We feed renewably-source bioethanol with O2 into the reactor
Phase 2
Our patented catalyst turns the compounds into Acetic Acid
Phase 3
The raw product is processed through extraction and distillation and it undergoes strict quality control
Phase 4
The outcome is industry-grade, bio-based sustainable Glacial Acetic Acid
Sustainable
Utilizing bioethanol, we produce completely fossil-free, sustainable chemicals and solvents. Same chemicals, now more eco-friendly and sustainable.
Economical
Our innovative chemo-catalytic process reduces energy consumption, ensuring an economical and stable process at the same cost as conventional production.
Scalable
Our advanced technology is based on scalable and cost-efficient chemical unit operations, allowing us to reach similar sizes as fossil-based productions while having the lowest up-front investment among bio-alternatives.
Products
We currently offer industry-grade, sustainable bio-based acetic acid, with plans to expand our environmentally-friendly product line to include bio-based acetaldehyde and ethyl acetate, with more being developed in the future.