Bioenergy Crops Ltd provides specialized agronomy guidelines on biomass crops for feedstock solutions and project designs.
Our expertise allows us to span our management capacities along different areas.
Whether it is a lignocellulosic or herbaceous species, a warm (C4) or cool (C3)
season grass for producing bioproducts or bioenergy,
we will find a customized solution for your business with the highest standards.
On a known or “to-identify” area, these studies are usually required for the design or optimization of a biomass supply chain. Whether medium or large scale, many topics are addressed at deep-level, enabling you to decide to start a new project or add to an existing one. The preparation timeframe may take a few months depending on the country’s location, context, and regulations, among many others.
Different from feasibility studies, rapid appraisals will cover similar topics but on high-level analysis. This innovative approach will allow you to learn quickly about a certain area, whether a new or an existing project. It is best suited when analyzing several projects within a short time. It will help you to choose those with more potential for success. Within a few days, you should be able to take quick decisions, saving a lot of time before deciding whether to keep investing in a project.
Ongoing businesses usually require control or addressing the specific status of activities, performance, yields, etc. Having trustful third-party support will allow you to decide the most efficient way to allocate capital to a new or existing business.
Matías es sociólogo y doctor en Ciencias Políticas por la Universidad de Buenos Aires y la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, respectivamente. Tiene una amplia experiencia en investigación social y de mercado, relaciones públicas y capacitación en varios países de América Latina, trabajando con Amnistía Internacional y otras organizaciones. Matías fue Director Nacional de Políticas contra la Violencia Institucional en la Secretaría de Derechos Humanos y Pluralismo Cultural de la Argentina de 2016 a 2019. Actualmente, contribuye al desarrollo de cultivos de bioenergía y bioeconomía en países en desarrollo, en línea con los 17 Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible.