An integrated oil & gas player in Europe leveraged ADI’s research and analytics to develop its biomass feedstock sourcing strategy.
The client
European integrated oil & gas and petrochemical company
The situation
Support for biomass feedstock sourcing strategy for captive use and trading
ADI’s contributions
HVO and SAF market research
Analyzed the North American and European landscapes, identifying key players, supply/demand dynamics, and regulatory frameworks.
Policy and regulatory analysis
Identified key SAF policies and regulations in North America and Europe.
Capacity assessment
Investigated existing and potential facilities for HVO and SAF production, along with their production capabilities.
Feedstock sourcing strategy
Identified biomass feedstock sources, researched supply agreements, and evaluated logistics including feedstock processing standards.
Key outcomes
- The client utilized the study to identify potential feedstock opportunities in Europe and North America.
- Our analytics allowed the client to develop a strategy to source biomass for captive and trading purposes.
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