The term “feedstock” refers to the raw material used to supply or fuel an industrial process. It is the material fed into the front-end of our Cat-HTR™ hydrothermal liquefaction process that gets converted into the bio-intermediate (bio-oil).
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A renewable oil used in place of fossil oil to produce a range of biomaterials and biochemicals, or advanced biofuels.
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