The Colorado bioXchange™ projects deploy advanced, commercial-scale biorefining technologies in novel, integrated biomass-to-bioenergy supply chains.  Our next-generation biodiesel and multi-feedstock biomass-to-energy production facilities are supplied by RMSE’s existing recycOil_® feedstock recycling and processing operation and by RMSE’s strategic partners with other agriculture, industrial and food-processing biomass waste streams.  By building and operating regionally-scaled solutions in waste and biomass up-cycling, RMSE will deliver economically competitive renewable energy products with the most favorable water, climate and other environmental life-cycle impacts.  Through our total supply chain management framework, RMSE ensures biomass feedstock security, economically viable input and production cost structures and process quality control through its operations.

Total Supply Chain Management = Feedstock Production-Feedstock Logistics-Biofuels Production-Biofuels Distribution 

The Colorado bioXchange™ projects create long-term green collar jobs, increase next-generation, commercial scale biofuels production, enhance rural and urban economies, and reduce dependence on foreign and fossil energy resources. 

The cutting-edge of integrated biorefining, RMSE’s Colorado bioXchange™ project in Fort Morgan, Colorado delivers the most efficient and competitive bioenergy and biomass products to the regional marketplace.  Utilizing best-in-class technology for today’s renewable energy and agricultural fertility needs with captive recycled biomass waste streams, the bioXchange biorefining platform also provides the most compelling launching pad for tomorrow’s next-generation biomass and biorefining technology deployment.  RMSE’s management framework and evolving strategic framework converge at the Colorado bioXchange to deliver value both today and in the future.

Biorefining: Recycled Waste Feedstocks

Utilizing specialized European and American technologies and company-owned supply chain management techniques, RMSE is able to produce high-quality biofuels and bioelectricity from recycled waste feedstocks.  A critical stepping stone to “next generation” biofuels, these recycled feedstocks provide for superior economic margins, lower risk and greater competitive advantage all while delivering the most substantial Green House Gas (GHG) reduction and energy efficiency profile among existing bioenergy products on the market.

Fertilizer & Nutrient Up-Cycling

RMSE bioXchange™ facilities also provide high-quality, renewable nutrient and fertilizer products for agricultural and horticultural uses.  By up-cycling organic waste streams from biorefining processes, RMSE provides viable organic alternatives to declining, non-renewable fossil-based fertilizer resources and products, while enhancing the economic performance of its operations and the operations of agricultural producers and stakeholders.

Food Production

Harnessing nutrients, process heat and other by-products of its biorefining facilities, RMSE can efficiently grow and harvest fresh water fish species and vegetable produce in its biorefining facilities.  Such produce and fish products are efficient in protein and nutrient cultivation, and will enhance our region’s food production capabilities.  Further, with thousands of regional and national grocery and restaurant member-customers, RMSE has developed a large market for cost competitive, regional food product sales.  All of this translates into increased food security and stable food prices for our stakeholders and member-customers.

Next Generation Feedstocks

While developing integrated biorefining facilities, RMSE deliberately plans for the implementation and utilization of next-generation bio-feedstocks.  Whether lipid producing algae or other cellulosic biomass, these likely future feedstocks will be readily produced and processed by RMSE’s bioXchange™ facilities.  When appropriate, RMSE develops strategic partnerships with research and development companies that are engineering these next generation feedstock technologies, in order to aid in the engineering and optimization of materials handling and supply chain integration.

Next Generation Biorefining

As technology companies also develop next-generation biorefining technology – whether for biodiesel, cellulosic ethanol, aviation bio-fuel, bio-plastics or other bio-derived products – RMSE’s bioXchange™ facilities will be ready customers for the purchasing, installation and operation of their new systems and technologies.  With captive biomass and recycled waste streams, the bioXchange™ facilities will be positioned with significant competitive advantages to rapidly roll-out and deploy these new technologies.

SUSTAINABILITY = REGIONAL NETWORKS

By developing robust, integrated regional networks with thousands of stakeholders that demand energy and agricultural products while producing bio-waste streams and requiring waste recycling services, RMSE is working hard day-in and day-out to deliver a stable future of food and energy security to our member-customers and regional market stakeholders.

• ADAPTIVE

• PROFITABLE

• SCALABLE