Industrial Bioenergy & AI-Powered Optimization

Where Industrial
Power Meets
Environmental Purpose.

AgriFuel Solutions by APX

AgriFuel Solutions™ designs and deploys AI-driven energy conversion systems that replace fossil fuels with bio-based energy — without disrupting industrial operations.

Our systems are purpose-built for heavy industry and heavy-haul fleets — including Truck Fleet operations — where fuel costs and carbon emissions have the highest operational impact.

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8.3%

Global WTE Market CAGR

11.5%

U.S. Biofuels Market CAGR

9.9%

Smart Energy CAGR

From Waste to Fuel

Organic waste streams transformed into reliable industrial bioenergy — powering boilers, furnaces, and CHP systems.

AIaaS Platform

The Endeavor

Industrial Energy
Transformation
Starts Here

AgriFuel Solutions™ designs and develops energy conversion systems for industrial settings — refineries, biotech ventures, and agro-industrial facilities. We evaluate energetic flows in real time, identify fossil fuel dependencies, and integrate bio-based alternatives such as ethanol, biogas, biomethane, and biodiesel.

Unlike solar or wind approaches that face intermittency and storage challenges, AgriFuel explores chemical energy pathways — replacing diesel with biogas, LPG with natural gas, and ultimately transitioning to biomethane for stable, scalable industrial output.

The Process

How AgriFuel Solutions™ Works

A seamless, end-to-end system from diagnostic assessment to continuous optimization.

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Energetic Flow Diagnostic

On-site assessment mapping boilers, furnaces, steam lines and CHP systems. Industrial-grade IoT sensors — infrared thermal, methane analyzers, pressure-flow meters — are installed across critical equipment.

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AI Thermal Efficiency Engine

Our AIaaS platform continuously performs multiple-thermal efficiency assessments. Machine learning identifies optimal fuel substitution opportunities, maintaining stable industrial output while reducing fossil dependency.

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Anaerobic Energy Generation

Proprietary surface-cover system engineered to create a controlled anaerobic interface over organic matter — lagoons, wastewater basins, landfill surfaces — stimulating biogas generation.

⚗️

Gas Capture & Conditioning

Sealed extraction channels direct biogenic gas into conditioning modules equipped with membrane separation, moisture removal, and hydrogen sulfide filtration — producing a refined chemical energy stream.

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Energy Integration

Purified biogas or biomethane is integrated into facility infrastructure — supplying boilers, industrial burners, and CHP generators. The AI platform monitors combustion temperature and conversion efficiency in real time.

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Continuous Optimization

Adaptive algorithms dynamically adjust the blending ratio between conventional fuels and locally generated bioenergy, enabling progressive transition while maintaining operational stability.

Platform in Action

The System — Process by Process

Each of the 6 operational stages of AgriFuel Solutions™ is powered by a dedicated AI module. Below is a simulation of the screens and data outputs each module delivers to industrial operators.

Energetic Flow
Diagnostic

AI Thermal
Efficiency Engine

Anaerobic Energy
Generation

Gas Capture &
Conditioning

Energy
Integration

Continuous
Optimization

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Energetic Flow Diagnostic

AgriFuel's field engineers install industrial-grade IoT sensors — infrared thermal cameras, methane analyzers, digital pressure-flow meters — across boilers, furnaces, steam lines, and CHP systems. Every data point is streamed to the cloud platform in real time, creating a complete energetic map of the facility before any intervention begins.

The diagnostic phase identifies heat loss points, inefficient combustion zones, and organic waste streams with biogas potential — producing a baseline that becomes the benchmark for every future optimization cycle.

Sensor Points Mapped

±0.3%

Flow Meter Accuracy

72h

Full Baseline Window

Scientific Basis

Neves, Instituto de Energia e Ambiente, 2022 · Barroso et al., Fuel, 2003 · EPA Industrial Energy Management Guidelines · U.S. DOE Best Practices for Energy Auditing in Industrial Facilities

AgriFuel OS · Diagnostic Module · Facility #FL-0041

Live

Boiler #1

78% eff.

Boiler #2

61% eff.

Furnace A

52% eff.

Steam Line

83% eff.

CHP Unit

87% eff.

⚠ AI Diagnostic Alert

Furnace A operating at 52% thermal efficiency — 31 percentage points below industry benchmark. Estimated annual fuel waste: $214,000. Flagged for priority biogas substitution pathway analysis.

Diagnostic Progress

Day 1

IoT sensor deployment — 94 points installed across critical equipment

Day 2

72-hour baseline data acquisition — all systems nominal

Day 3

Heat loss mapping complete · Organic waste stream volume recorded

Day 4

AI generates full Energetic Flow Report → forwarded to Module 02

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AI Thermal Efficiency Engine

The AIaaS platform ingests the diagnostic baseline and applies machine learning models trained on thousands of industrial energy transition case studies, scientific publications on fuel substitution, and real operational data. It continuously performs multiple-thermal efficiency assessments across the facility.

The engine compares three decarbonization pathways — diesel→biogas, LPG→natural gas, natural gas→biomethane — and calculates ROI, payback periods, and CO₂ reduction projections for each scenario, giving operators a data-driven basis for decision-making.

35–65%

Cost Reduction Range

18 mo

Avg. Payback Period

−72%

Max CO₂ Reduction

Scientific Basis

Slorach et al., Journal of Environmental Management, 2019 · IEA Biogas Report 2023 · IRENA Renewable Energy Statistics 2024 · Prussi et al., Biomass & Bioenergy, 2019 · U.S. EPA Renewable Fuel Standard 2026–2027

AgriFuel OS · AI Engine · Scenario Comparison · Facility #FL-0041

Analyzing

Metric

Current (Diesel)

Scenario A
Diesel → Biogas

Scenario B
NG → Biomethane

Monthly Fuel Cost

$127,400

$51,200 (−60%)

$74,800 (−41%)

CO₂ Emissions

101.3 tCO₂/mo

28.4 tCO₂/mo (−72%)

46.1 tCO₂/mo (−54%)

Annual Savings

—

$915,600 / yr

$633,600 / yr

Payback Period

—

14 months

21 months

Infrastructure Change

—

Burner retrofit only

Pipeline upgrade req.

Operational Risk

—

Low — on-site source

Medium — grid dep.

✓ AI Recommendation

Scenario A (Diesel → Biogas) is the optimal pathway for this facility. On-site lagoon identified as primary biogas source. Projected annual savings of $915,600 with CO₂ reduction of 72%. Proceeding to Module 03.

SYS

Loaded 4,218 peer-reviewed studies on diesel-to-biogas substitution in agro-industrial settings.

DATA

Facility lagoon area: 2,400 m² · Organic load: 38 tVS/day · Estimated biogas yield: 19,200 Nm³/day

SYS

Biogas production model calibrated. Scenario A fully covers current thermal demand with 12% surplus for CHP generation.

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Anaerobic Energy Generation

AgriFuel's proprietary surface-cover system is installed over the facility's organic matter reservoir — lagoon, wastewater basin, or landfill cell. The engineered cover creates a controlled anaerobic interface, stimulating microbial activity and accelerating methane production. The system operates continuously, without external energy input.

Based on peer-reviewed research by Slorach et al. (2019), anaerobic digestion of organic waste achieves net negative GHG emissions of −39 kg CO₂-eq. per tonne while generating an average of 137 Nm³ of biogas per tonne of organic matter processed — equivalent to displacing 0.254 MWh of grid electricity per tonne.

137

Nm³ Biogas / Tonne VS

−39

kg CO₂-eq / Tonne (net)

60%

Methane Content Raw

Scientific Basis

Slorach et al., J. Environmental Management 236:798–814, 2019 · Bernstad & la Cour Jansen, Waste Management, 2012 · Banks & Zhang, DEFRA WR0212, 2010 · European Biogas Association Statistical Report 2023

AgriFuel OS · AD Module · Lagoon Cover System · Facility #FL-0041

Live

✓ Monthly Projection

At current production rate, monthly biogas output of ~583,200 Nm³ will displace 38,400 liters of diesel — saving $76,800/month and eliminating 102 tCO₂. System at 94% of design capacity.

⚗️

Gas Capture & Conditioning

Raw biogas from the anaerobic cover is captured through sealed extraction channels and directed into AgriFuel's conditioning module. The system removes CO₂ (via membrane separation), moisture (demisters and heat exchangers), and hydrogen sulfide (activated carbon filtration) — producing a refined chemical energy stream with methane purity suitable for industrial burners and CHP systems.

The conditioning process upgrades raw biogas (55–65% CH₄) to a consistent industrial fuel specification (88–96% CH₄), comparable to pipeline-quality natural gas. This eliminates corrosion risk in combustion equipment and maximizes thermal energy output per Nm³.

96%

Output CH₄ Purity

<1 ppm

H₂S After Filtration

97.4%

Gas Recovery Rate

Scientific Basis

Tippayawong & Thanompongchart, Energy 35:4531–4535, 2010 · Allegue & Hinge, Danish Tech. Institute, 2014 · Monson et al., University of Glamorgan, 2007 · IEA Bioenergy Task 37 Upgrading Report 2022

AgriFuel OS · Conditioning Module · Gas Quality Control · Facility #FL-0041

Live

CH₄ (raw)

63%

CH₄ (final)

96.1%

CO₂ (raw)

35%

CO₂ (final)

2.8%

H₂S (raw)

~800ppm

H₂S (final)

<1 ppm

Stage	Technology	Input	Output	Status
Stage 1	Pressure Swing Absorption	Raw biogas 63% CH₄	82% CH₄	Online
Stage 2	Membrane Separation	82% CH₄	93% CH₄	Online
Stage 3	H₂S Activated Carbon	800 ppm H₂S	<1 ppm H₂S	Online
Stage 4	Moisture Removal	Saturated	0.003 g/Nm³	Online

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Energy Integration

Purified biomethane is integrated directly into the facility's thermal infrastructure — supplying boilers, industrial burners, and CHP generators through adapted fuel lines. The AI platform monitors combustion temperature, methane concentration in the feed line, and thermal conversion efficiency in real time, ensuring a smooth and stable energy supply.

This phase executes the fuel substitution sequence identified by Module 02. The system begins with a blended supply (e.g. 30% biogas / 70% diesel), progressively increasing the biofuel share as operational confidence builds — maintaining full production continuity throughout the transition.

68%

Current Biogas Share

4.3 MW

Thermal Output

99.6%

Uptime This Month

Scientific Basis

Barroso et al., Fuel 82:1451–1460, 2003 · IEA Bioenergy Biogas Use in Industry 2021 · IRENA Innovation Landscape for Smart Electrification 2023 · Prussi et al., Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2019

AgriFuel OS · Integration Module · Fuel Blend Control · Facility #FL-0041

Live

Fuel Substitution Progress — Month 6 of 18

Boiler #1 — Biogas Share

72%

Boiler #2 — Biogas Share

64%

Furnace A — Biogas Share

58%

CHP Unit — Biogas Share

81%

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Continuous Optimization

The platform's adaptive algorithms continuously monitor all operational variables — biogas production rate, combustion efficiency, fuel blend ratio, thermal demand, and emissions — and dynamically adjust the system in real time. This creates a self-improving energy management loop that increases biofuel share month over month while keeping production stability as an absolute constraint.

Clients receive automated monthly performance reports with verified CO₂ savings, cost reduction data, and projections toward full decarbonization. These reports are formatted for corporate ESG reporting, carbon credit programs (CBAM, RFS credits), and regulatory compliance filings.

$915k

Proj. Annual Savings

−72%

CO₂ at Full Transition

14 mo

Full ROI Payback

Scientific Basis

Grand View Research, Waste-to-Energy Market 2025–2030 (8.3% CAGR) · Grand View Research, U.S. Biofuels Market 2024–2030 (11.5% CAGR) · IRENA Renewable Capacity Statistics 2024 · IEA Net Zero Emissions by 2050 Pathway

AgriFuel OS · Optimization Dashboard · 18-Month Transition Plan · Facility #FL-0041

Live

Report Module	Period	CO₂ Avoided	Cost Saved	Status
ESG Scope 1 Report	Jan–Jun 2025	412 tCO₂	$456,200	Ready
RFS Credit Filing	Q1–Q2 2025	412 tCO₂	Est. $28,800	Pending
Board Performance Summary	Semester 1	412 tCO₂	$456,200	Ready

✓ AI Optimization Update

Performance exceeds model by 12%. Algorithm updated blending ratio for Furnace A from 58% to 63% following improved biogas yield from Zone C. Projected full-transition date advanced by 6 weeks.

Platform Features

Built for
Industrial
Reality

Every feature is designed to work with your existing infrastructure — not replace it. Modular, scalable, and intelligent by design.

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AI-Driven Techno-Economic Engine

Analyzes energy conversion scenarios based on operational cost, fuel availability, and thermal demand. Calculates ROI indicators, payback periods, and lifecycle emissions for every transition pathway.

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Modular Bioenergy Infrastructure

Deploy incrementally — gas capture, digestion covers, or full fuel integration. Gradual expansion without disrupting existing industrial processes or capital investments.

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Industrial Digital Dashboard

Centralized cloud interface visualizing energy efficiency, gas production rates, fuel substitution levels, and thermal performance — accessible by plant managers and engineers in real time.

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Compatible with Existing Equipment

Engineered to integrate with boilers, furnaces, steam generators, and CHP systems. Adapt fuel inputs and combustion parameters without full equipment replacement.

♻️

Waste-to-Energy Circular Integration

Food processing residues, agricultural waste, and wastewater sludge are transformed into valuable fuel resources — reducing waste management costs and environmental liabilities.

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Industrial Energy Resilience

On-site bioenergy production reduces dependence on volatile fuel markets. Localized generation supports stable operations even during supply chain disruptions or fossil fuel price spikes.

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Emission Reduction & Carbon Accountability

Measurable emission tracking quantifies CO₂ and methane reductions from fuel substitution and controlled gas capture — supporting ESG reporting and regulatory compliance.

Sectors Served

Where AgriFuel Performs

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Food Processing Manufacturers

🥛

Dairies — Power & Steam On-Site

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Landfills — Power Generation

⚗️

Chemical Factories — Thermal Energy

🛢️

Refineries — Process Heat & Steam

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Wastewater Plants — Electricity & Heat

⚙️

Engineering Industries — Furnace Fuel

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Greenhouses — Heat & CO₂

Mission

Advance Industrial Energy Transformation

To advance industrial energy transformation by integrating bio-based fuel generation, intelligent monitoring systems, and data-driven optimization technologies that reduce fossil fuel dependence across manufacturing and agricultural sectors.

Vision

Lead the Bioenergy Revolution

To become a leading technological force in the modernization of industrial energy systems — enabling the widespread adoption of circular bioenergy infrastructure across manufacturing, agriculture, and environmental services sectors nationwide.

Values

Guided by Purpose

Innovation in Industrial Energy Systems

Operational Efficiency & Reliability

Environmental Responsibility

Scientific Integrity

Data-Driven Decision Making

Collaboration with Industry Stakeholders

Sustainable Economic Development

Contribute and Collaborate with the Growth of the American Industry

Aligned with U.S. Energy Strategy

Industrial energy consumption is one of the largest components of the U.S. economic infrastructure. AgriFuel's technology directly addresses structural barriers limiting advanced bioenergy adoption — high capital costs, lack of integrated monitoring, and complexity in managing multiple energy sources.

24B+

Gallons of renewable fuels required under U.S. RFS targets by 2026–27

$440B

Forecasted Global Smart Energy Market by 2033 (9.9% CAGR)

$42.5B

Waste-to-Energy Global Market Size by 2030 (8.3% CAGR)

$31.9B

U.S. Biofuels Market — growing at 11.5% CAGR through 2030

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Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS)

Federal EPA program requiring increasing volumes of renewable fuels with measurable lifecycle GHG reductions. AgriFuel's systems qualify under biomass-based and advanced biofuel categories.

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Unleashing American Energy

Federal policy encourages expanding domestic energy from underutilized resources. Industrial waste streams, agricultural residues, and landfill gases represent a vast untapped energy reservoir.

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Energy Independence & Competitiveness

By enabling scalable organic matter conversion into stable chemical energy, AgriFuel contributes to energy independence, industrial competitiveness, and emissions reduction at the national level.

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Jobs & Economic Development

Direct employment in engineering, software, and installation. Indirect growth across sensor manufacturing, environmental consulting, and biofuel logistics — stimulating specialized technical expertise nationwide.

Market Opportunity

A Rapidly Expanding Industrial Landscape

Waste-to-energy conversion, industrial biofuels, and smart energy management markets show consistent compound annual growth — driven by circular economy adoption and digital industrial transformation.

8.3%

Global WTE Market CAGR · 2025–2030

Waste-to-Energy market reaching $42.5B by 2030, driven by thermal and biological conversion technologies.

11.5%

U.S. Biofuels Market CAGR · 2024–2030

Growing from $29.2B to $31.9B — heating, energy generation, and transportation applications leading demand.

9.9%

Smart Energy Market CAGR · 2023–2033

Global smart energy market forecasted at $440B by 2033, encompassing smart grid, digital oilfield, and home energy management.

Leadership

Decade of Industrial Expertise

Alex Ponce is a procurement and supply chain executive with over 10 years of experience in strategic sourcing, industrial procurement, and energy negotiations across large-scale manufacturing operations.

Throughout his career at JBS — one of the world's largest food and protein companies — he led complex procurement strategies for fuels, chemicals, and industrial gases across more than 100 production units, managing annual spending portfolios of hundreds of millions of dollars.

He has implemented strategic energy transition projects replacing fossil fuels with biomethane and biogas, aligning operational efficiency with corporate sustainability targets.

Alex Donizete
Mariano Ponce

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Education

2024 MBA – Business Management, FGV – Fundação Getulio Vargas

2022 MBA – Project Management, Uniderp University

2020 MBA – Strategic Sourcing Management, Uniderp University

2013 Degree in Logistics & Supply Chain, College of Technology of São Paulo

Core Skills

Strategic Planning Supply Chain Management Project Management Business Development Operations Management Data Analysis Leadership Process Optimization

Recommendations

What Industry Leaders
Say About Alex

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Marcelo Gauto

05/21/2024 · Manager at Petrobras · Low CI Products · Carbon Credits · Energy Transition

"Alex is a dedicated, committed professional who is always looking to improve his activities and professional competencies. He never hesitates to seek knowledge, technical support, or help — always with great humility — to increase his expertise, which serves as support for clients and colleagues alike. A bold, communicative professional and, above all, a remarkable human being. Go, Alex! Best of luck in business!"

Manager · Petrobras

André S. Lima

10/08/2023 · IT Procurement · Strategic Sourcing · Cloud, SaaS, Telecom · Supplier Management

"Competent and collaborative, with excellent interpersonal skills, respectful, and fully committed. That is how I describe Alex Ponce — a professional who is always available to share his knowledge. A true privilege to work alongside such a great professional."

Colleague · Different Companies

Gabriel Aleixo

03/18/2024 · Founder · The Buyer · Industry Advisor CIEC · Procurement Transformation

"With his advanced technical skills and deep market knowledge, Alex is a highly qualified professional. He has a profound understanding of technology and innovation that consistently helps him achieve better results. He understands how current trends affect business and leverages those insights to develop innovative solutions that drive company growth. Alex is an active listener who shares innovative ideas and motivates others to reach their full potential. In short, he has all the qualities needed to work effectively as part of a team."

Same Team

Renato Mendo Raimundo

09/05/2023 · Procurement Specialist · Supply Chain · Sourcing · S&OP · PMO

"Alex is an outstanding professional with deep expertise in the fuels sector — always willing to help, teach, and learn."

Same Team

José Sidonio Pascoal Neto

11/14/2022 · Mechanical Engineer · Technical Consultant · Industrial Lubricants Specialist

"I met Alex Ponce when I was responsible for technical services at the COSAN-MOOVE distributor network, with the JBS Group as one of our main clients. We always considered him one of the best procurement professionals in the market — intelligent, demanding, fair, organized, and deeply knowledgeable about the fuels and lubricants segment, which made our negotiations far more effective. He is highly regarded and respected by the vast majority of JBS suppliers, making him a true benchmark for procurement excellence."

Client — COSAN/MOOVE · JBS Group

Fabricio Gobbi Bueno

07/29/2023 · Supply Chain Manager · Prima Foods S.A.

"Alex consistently demonstrated deep expertise in the categories he managed, with a sharp ability to identify opportunities and mitigate risks. His sense of urgency and strategic mindset produced results well above average, earning him leadership experience across multiple projects. He stood out on the team for always being available and genuinely committed to serving internal clients and procurement colleagues."

Senior Colleague · JBS

Douglas Marques Ferreira

01/10/2024 · Founder & CEO · Café com Comprador

"Alex Ponce is an outstanding professional with a diverse skill set. Beyond his extensive expertise in fuels, petroleum, oil, and gas procurement, he is also highly proficient in procurement methodologies and techniques. He is a natural communicator and negotiator with an incredible ability to build lasting relationships — making him a truly complete professional. But above all, he is a first-rate human being: a great friend, a dedicated husband, and a person of excellent character. What an honor it has been to work with Alex."

Same Team

Renã Melo

08/16/2022 · Service & Repair Manager · Field Engineer · MBA

"I enthusiastically recommend Alex Ponce, my MBA colleague, for his dedication, effort, and exceptional skills in his field. Alex is a talented and committed professional with a genuine passion for his work and a constant pursuit of excellence. His inspiring leadership, strong communication skills, and ability to learn quickly make him a valuable addition to any team. I have full confidence in his ability to achieve great success in his career. I recommend Alex without hesitation."

MBA Colleague

Eduardo Bendini

02/27/2024 · Head of Procurement Admin. & Control · Pilgrim's Europe

"Alex is a highly dedicated professional, fully committed to his responsibilities and to delivering results. He is always seeking to stay current — especially on topics related to commodities and energy markets."

Different Teams · JBS

Roberto Pecchia Moreira

12/04/2023 · Head of Sales · Marketing · Customer-Centric Leader · Sustainability

"Alex is an experienced buyer with vast knowledge of the market in which he operates. Fully aware of the impact his negotiations have on company operations, he always seeks the best solutions for all stakeholders — with the collective good in mind, not just individual goals. He clearly distinguishes strategic suppliers from ordinary ones, building solid long-term partnerships. He consistently pursues continuous improvement in the processes he manages and brings out the best in his suppliers in a fair and cordial manner. Truly an extremely dedicated professional who has inspired me and everyone who had the opportunity to meet him!"

Client · JBS

Claudia Mastellaro Spigai

07/11/2023 · Regional Commercial Manager · Fleet Management · MBA FGV

"Alex is an extremely dedicated professional, deeply committed to the company's best interests and always eager to learn more and seek out innovative solutions. He is consistently thorough and attentive in everything he does. It was a great pleasure to exchange ideas and suggestions with him in such a high-stakes negotiation!"

Client · JBS

Luciano Vecio Oliveira

06/12/2022 · Sales Specialist · SEARA/JBS

"Congratulations, Alex, for being such an outstanding professional and for always conducting negotiations with ethics and transparency. At every SEARA/JBS unit I visit, I consistently hear praise about you — for delivering solutions quickly, reducing costs for the group, and serving as a key communication bridge between SEARA/JBS units and the corporate office. Warmest regards."

Colleague · SEARA/JBS

Diego Bratkoski

04/03/2023 · Business Development · Market Manager · Key Account Manager

"Alex is an excellent professional — highly committed to achieving great results and consistently establishing open, transparent communication channels with suppliers."

Client · JBS

Clean Energy Portfolio

Key Renewable Fuels
Available in the Market

Bio-based energy sources that can replace fossil fuels in industrial processes — scalable, reliable, and compatible with existing thermal infrastructure.

Gaseous Bioenergy

Biogas

Biogas is a methane-rich gas produced through anaerobic digestion of organic matter, including wastewater sludge, landfill waste, food processing residues, and agricultural by-products. The process occurs in the absence of oxygen, with microorganisms breaking down organic compounds and releasing a combustible gas mixture of approximately 55–65% methane. Biogas can be used directly in boilers, CHP systems, and industrial burners, replacing diesel and natural gas while simultaneously eliminating organic waste disposal costs.

♻️ Waste-to-Energy · On-Site Generation

Upgraded Biogas

Biomethane

Biomethane is purified biogas in which CO₂, moisture, and hydrogen sulfide have been removed through membrane separation or pressure swing adsorption, yielding a gas stream of 95–99% methane, chemically identical to fossil natural gas. This allows biomethane to be injected directly into existing gas pipelines, used as vehicle fuel, or supplied to industrial facilities as a seamless replacement for LPG and natural gas. It represents the highest-value upgrading pathway for organic waste streams and is a cornerstone of industrial net-zero strategies.

⚗️ Pipeline Quality · Net-Zero Compatible

Liquid Biofuel

Biodiesel

Biodiesel is produced through transesterification of vegetable oils, animal fats, or used cooking oil with an alcohol (typically methanol) in the presence of a catalyst. The result is a clean-burning liquid fuel that can be blended with petroleum diesel (B5, B20, B100) and used in diesel engines, industrial generators, and heating systems with minimal or no equipment modification. Biodiesel significantly reduces particulate matter, carbon monoxide, and lifecycle CO₂ emissions compared to fossil diesel, making it a practical and immediately deployable option for industrial fleet and thermal applications.

🌿 Blend-Ready · Immediate Deployment

Liquid Biofuel

Ethanol

Ethanol is the world's most widely used liquid biofuel, produced through fermentation and distillation of sugar-rich crops, primarily sugarcane (Brazil) and corn (United States). It blends seamlessly with gasoline (E10 to E85) and can be used neat in flex-fuel industrial engines. Ethanol reduces lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by up to 52% (corn) and 90% (sugarcane) compared to fossil gasoline, while leveraging existing fuel infrastructure and agricultural supply chains already embedded in agro-industrial operations. Production: Fermentation of sugarcane juice or corn starch; yeast converts sugars to ethanol; distillation to 96°GL (hydrated) or 99.6°GL (anhydrous). Brazil produces 34 billion liters/year; the U.S. produces 57 billion liters/year. Best Applications: Transportation fuel blending (E10–E85), industrial combustion systems, CHP generators, chemical feedstock, boiler fuel in flex-fuel configurations. Key Advantages: Renewable and carbon-cycle neutral, high octane rating (113 RON), compatible with existing fuel infrastructure, supports agricultural economy, immediately scalable.

🌾🌽 Sugarcane & Corn · Flex-Fuel Ready

Fuel	Consumption/ton	Unit Price	Cost/ton	vs. Current	GHG (kg CO₂eq/t)	GHG Reduction	Availability
Diesel S10 ★ (current)	45.0 L	$6.20/L	$279	Current	120.6	—	High
Biodiesel B100	47.0 L	$5.90/L	$277	-0.6%	38.5	-68%	High
LPG	38.0 kg	$5.82/kg	$221	-20.8%	85.2	-29%	High
Biogas	32.0 m³	$5.25/m³	$168	-39.8%	18.3	-85%	Medium
Biomethane	30.0 m³	$5.40/m³	$162	-41.9%	11.2	-91%	Medium
Ethanol	45.0 L	$3.20/L	$144	-48.4%	22.5	-81%	High

Where IndustrialPower Meets Environmental Purpose.

From Waste to Fuel

Industrial Energy Transformation Starts Here

How AgriFuel Solutions™ Works

Energetic Flow Diagnostic

AI Thermal Efficiency Engine

Anaerobic Energy Generation

Gas Capture & Conditioning

Energy Integration

Continuous Optimization

The System — Process by Process

Energetic Flow Diagnostic

AI Thermal Efficiency Engine

Anaerobic Energy Generation

Gas Capture & Conditioning

Energy Integration

Continuous Optimization

Built for Industrial Reality

AI-Driven Techno-Economic Engine

Modular Bioenergy Infrastructure

Industrial Digital Dashboard

Compatible with Existing Equipment

Waste-to-Energy Circular Integration

Industrial Energy Resilience

Emission Reduction & Carbon Accountability

Where AgriFuel Performs

Advance Industrial Energy Transformation

Lead the Bioenergy Revolution

Guided by Purpose

Aligned with U.S. Energy Strategy

Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS)

Unleashing American Energy

Energy Independence & Competitiveness

Jobs & Economic Development

A Rapidly Expanding Industrial Landscape

Decade of Industrial Expertise

Alex DonizeteMariano Ponce

What Industry LeadersSay About Alex

Key Renewable FuelsAvailable in the Market

Where Industrial
Power Meets
Environmental Purpose.

Industrial Energy
Transformation
Starts Here

Built for
Industrial
Reality

Alex Donizete
Mariano Ponce

What Industry Leaders
Say About Alex

Key Renewable Fuels
Available in the Market