TERRAGIA BIOFUEL INC

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• Aug 2025Federal grantAgriculture · Terragia, A Recently Capitalized Start-up, Aims To Develop Consolidated Bioprocessing (cbp) Using Engineered Thermophilic Bacteria To Convert Cellulosic Biomass Into Fuels At Low Cost Without Added Enzymes Or Thermochemical Pretreatment. The Proposed Phase I SBIR Project Is Responsive To Usda Strategic Goals Addressing Climate Change And Rural Economic Development, Aligned With The Focus Of The Biofuels And Bioproducts Topic Area On New Manufacturing Processes, And Embodies The SBIR PROGRAM'$182K
• Jul 2023Federal grantNSF · Phase I · SBIR Phase I: Advanced multi-locus genome engineering to enable consolidated bioprocessing for the low-cost conversion of lignocellulose to hydrocarbon fuels and products$256K
• Jul 2023Federal grantAgriculture · Enchi Corp. Aims To Develop Consolidated Bioprocessing (cbp) For Conversion Of Cellulosic Biomass Into Fuels And Chemicals At Low Cost And Without Added Enzymes Or Thermochemical Pretreatment. This SBIR Project Targets The Application Of Cbp With The Shortest Path To Commercial Deployment In The US: Conversion Of Corn Stover To Ethanol Co-located At An Operating Corn Ethanol Plant. The Overall Objective Of Phase I Is To Provide Proof-of-concept For Continuous Cascade Fermentation As A Means To A$182K
• May 2023Federal grantAgriculture · Terragia Biofuel Inc.proposes A Phase II SBIR Project Aimed At An Innovative Approach For Low-cost Processing Of Lignocelluloseto Fuels And Chemicals Based On Engineered Thermophilic Bacteria Combined With Milling During Fermentation (cotreatment). Thisapproach, Termed C-cbp, Avoids The Two Process Steps Responsible For The High Cost Of Current Technology: Thermochemicalpretreatment And Added Enzymes. We Target The Opportunity For C-cbp With The Shortest Path To Commercialization: Corn Stoverto $193K

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