Ensyn produces a biocrude from forest and agricultural residues using its proprietary thermal technology.  Ensyn's biocrude has been in commercial production for over 25 years for the generation of food ingredients, natural chemicals and heating fuels.  Ensyn is now building out its production capacity for a broader commercialization of heating and cooling fuels and for the production of low carbon feedstocks for petroleum refineries in an application known as Refinery Co-processing.Refinery Co-processing involves the use of Ensyn's biocrude as a low carbon feedstock  in Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC)  units in existing refineries for the production of ASTM specification gasoline and diesel. Refinery Co-processing represents a massive-scale opportunity for the deployment of Ensyn's commercially-proven technology. Ensyn has established an impressive array of strategic alliances with industry leaders for the broad commercial deployment of this application.     

Ensyn owns and operates a commercial production facility in Ontario, Canada from which it sells biocrude to industrial and commercial heating customers in the U.S. and Canada.  The Ontario facility has been qualified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standards (RFS) program.  These biocrude shipments to heating clients in the U.S. are generating D7 Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) under the RFS program.  Additional biocrude production capacity is under development in Port Cartier, Quebec; Aracruz, Brazil; and in Dooley County, Georgia. The Quebec project  reached financial close in June, 2016 and is now under construction.   

Ensyn works closely with industry leaders in each step of the value chain. These include companies related to fiber supply, technology and equipment supply, heating & cooling  and refinery offtake, project development and finance.  Ensyn's strategic relationships include Honeywell UOP, Fibria Celulose, Chevron Technology Ventures, Tesoro Corporation, Roseburg Forest Products, Arbec Forest Products and Kerry Group.