INTEGRATED LIPID BIOFUELS, LLC

Clean tech · Private

Biopolymers synthesized from organic waste through integrated anaerobic digestion and synthetic biology platform

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Sector
Clean tech
Total capital
$1.7M
Federal grants
$1.7M
5 awards · 2018–2024
Rank in peer group#5 of 26
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
None on recordNo federal contract awards found.
Granted patents
0
3 pending

Capital timeline

2018201920202021202220232024FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $1.7M$150K$107K$175K$650K$650K
2018202020222024FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $1.7M$150K$175K$650K$650K

Latest events

  • Federal grantAgriculture · ** Awards Issued Prior To January 20, 2025, Were Funded Under Previous Administrations And May Not Reflect The Priorities And Policies Of The Current Administration.** This Project Addresses The Issue Of Waste Generated By Potato Processing Plants, Specifically Focusing On Potato Peels. Potato Peels Are Often Discarded, Contributing To Environmental Waste And Lost Economic Potential. By Developing A Technology To Extract Valuable Polyphenols And Dietary Fibers From These Peels, The Project Aims $650K
  • Federal grantAgriculture · SBIR Phase II: Converting Organic Waste To Biopolymer By Synergizing Anaerobic Digestion And Synthetic Biology$650K
  • Federal grantAgriculture · Incorporating Bioactive Compounds As An Effective Strategy To Enhance Food Quality By Offering Multiple Health Benefits Has Accelerated The Growing Demand For Functional Foods. Two Key Factors Limiting The Development Of The Industry Are The Source And Cost Of These Bioactive Compounds. Natural Polyphenols As Phytochemicals Have Gained Popularity As A Functional Food Ingredient Because It Provides Advantages Associated With The Prevention Of Cardiovascular Diseases, Cancer, Diabetes, Neurodegene$175K
  • Federal grantAgriculture · SBIR Phase I: Converting Organic Waste To Biopolymer By Synergizing Anaerobic Digestion And Synthetic Biology$107K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · High Yield Conversion of Waste to Biochemicals with a Synthetic Biology Platform$150K

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Standing among 26 peers

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Clean tech · Material

  • Federal grants#5 · top 19%
  • Linked publications#2 · top 8%

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Checked: USPTO inventors; federal award principal investigators; SEC Form D related persons · Oct 23, 2026

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What it has protected

USPTO · 0 granted of 3
  • PendingGenetically Engineered Yeast Yarrowia Lipolytica And Methods For Producing Bio-based Glycolic AcidUSPTOApplication 17425288
  • PendingGenetically Engineered Yeast Yarrowia Lipolytica And Methods For Producing Bio-based Glycolic AcidUSPTOApplication PCTUS2020014855
  • PendingConverting Wastes To Renewable Monomers And Biopolymers By Integrated BiorefineryUSPTOApplication 62795927

Recent research by its founders

  • Single-cell metabolic heterogeneity dynamics and optimization of valencene biosynthesis by hyperspectral stimulated Raman scattering microscopy20260 cites
  • Kinetic modeling of sulfate inhibition effects on growth dynamics of novel Thioalkalivibrio sp. isolates from Soap Lake, Washington20251 cites
  • Metabolic analyses of Yarrowia lipolytica for biopolymer production reveals roadblocks and strategies for microbial utilizing volatile fatty acids as sustainable feedstocks202419 cites

Regulatory activity · Clean tech

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Sources

Federal grants from SBIR/STTR, NIH, NSF and DoD records. Federal contracts from USAspending.gov. Private capital from SEC Form D. Patents from USPTO. Publications from OpenAlex. Regulatory activity from the Federal Register. Press matched on company name.

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