Carbon data that opens markets
We work out the carbon intensity of fuels, feedstocks and ingredients, then get those numbers ready for the schemes your buyers and regulators ask for: California's LCFS, the EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED III), ISCC EU and ISCC PLUS, CORSIA for aviation fuel, and Australia's Guarantee of Origin scheme.
A lower, verified CI score is worth real money. It earns more credits, gets product into export markets and gives your sales team something solid to show customers.
Our assessments follow ISO 14040/44 and are built to hold up under third-party verification, covering the full chain from farm and feedstock through processing, transport and end use.
What we do
Carbon intensity and LCA for renewable fuel feedstocks. We build life cycle assessments and CI models for used cooking oil (UCO), tallow and animal fats, canola and other vegetable oils, and waste and residue streams, through to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), renewable diesel (HVO) and biodiesel. Every input is traceable, so your numbers stand up when a verifier or customer asks where they came from.
Renewable Fuel Compliance
We prepare pathway applications and certification evidence for LCFS, RED III, ISCC EU and CORSIA, then work alongside your verifier through to approval.
Audit Readiness
Mass balance systems, chain of custody records and a full data check before the auditor arrives, so there are fewer findings and less rework.
CI Strategy
Where are the biggest cuts in your CI score, and what is each one worth? We model feedstock, energy and logistics options and put a dollar figure on them.
Feedstocks we work with
Used cooking oil (UCO): collection and pre-treatment emissions, waste status evidence and chain of custody for SAF and HVO pathways.
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Tallow and animal fats: rendering energy, allocation choices and how each category is treated under LCFS, RED III and CORSIA.
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Canola and vegetable oils: farm inputs, land use change, crushing and refining, with ISCC-compliant CI for both oil and meal.
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Wastes and residues: acid oils, soapstock, fatty acid distillates and other process residues, and how each scheme classifies them.
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