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Providing for a Sustainable Energy Future
by producing clean RENEWABLE liquid energy and green power

  • BRI is proud to introduce the world's most efficient, renewable energy technology for the low-cost co-production of ethanol and such by-products as electricity, anhydrous ammonia for fertilizer, process steam or hydrogen from any organic wastes or hydrocarbons.
  • Fully validated and ready for commercial plant construction, the BRI process is a generation beyond cellulosic ethanol.  Not only can the BRI process efficiently convert to ethanol any purpose-grown plant materials, it can produce ethanol from any carbon-based feedstocks.
  • The environmentally-sensitive BRI process thermally decomposes carbonaceous materials into synthesis gas using an enclosed gasification step that creates no air emissions.  A patented bacterial culture then reconstructs the synthesis gas into ethanol and water in a biocatalytic reaction that requires two minutes or less. 
  • The technology is also capable of producing electricity without combustion, generating the power to operate its plants internally from their own waste heat.

We invite you to explore this web site and learn more about BRI's dramatic breakthrough in renewable fuel and green power.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE WORLD'S NEED FOR
RENEWABLE ENERGY
The worldwide economic and political challenges resulting from the demand for petroleum are forcing nations to seek alternative methods for the production of fuel and power.  

 

THE BRI RENEWABLE ENERGY PROCESS
The revolutionary BRI process converts urban and agricultural wastes into electrical energy and fuel for automobiles, helping nations to achieve energy independence.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BIOMASS - A SUSTAINABLE
ENERGY RESOURCE
Municipal solid waste,
biosolids, plastics, used tires, agricultural residues, forestry and other organic wastes represent a vast source of renewable energy.  When biomass is used to co-produce ethanol and electricity, greenhouse gases can be significantly reduced.

 

THE RENEWABLE ENERGY DEBATE
BRI sets the record straight on some of the key issues in the renewable energy debate
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Last updated March 16, 2008