Feedstock

Instead of burning agriculture waste and polluting the environment or taking up valuable space with landfills, why not convert wastes into something useful? Frontline’s gasification process converts organic waste or municipal solid waste into renewable products, energy, and fuel. Biomass feedstocks include corn stover, almond shells, and more while municipal solid waste feedstocks include refuse-derived fuel. Agricultural, household, and industrial waste can be more than just waste. Frontline BioEnergy’s technology allows these waste streams to become something more.

A List of Potential Feedstocks

Refuse-derived fuel (RDF) from sorted municipal solid waste (MSW)
Bagasse from sugarcane processing
Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) from palm oil extraction
Peanut shells
Sunflower hulls
Wood chips – eucalyptus whole tree

Wood chips – poplar whole tree
Urban wood waste
Waste wood chips – dunnage, pallets, crates
Wood pellets
Wood derived from construction and demolition (C&D) waste
Sawdust
Crude glycerin from biodiesel production
Waste paper
Paper sludge
Switchgrass

Corn cobs
Corn stover
Corn grain, including discard seed corn
Corn hulls
Obsolete seed soybeans
Dried distiller’s grains and soluble (DDGS)
Poultry litter
Cow manure
Meat and bone meal from animal rendering operations
Low rank coal (lignite)