Agronomy trials
Agronomy and precision compost trials at Langford, Bristol, are building the crop record for Gasol.
UK GROWN RENEWABLE FUEL
Gasol is ORE's transport fuel programme. Agronomy trials are active at Langford, Bristol, and techno economic and life cycle assessments are complete. A pilot line is planned.
GASOL · UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Following tariff changes and disruption at the UK's two domestic ethanol plants, ORE is developing a competitive, homegrown pathway using non food broomcorn fibre to reduce dependence on imported ethanol. Trials at Langford, Bristol, are informing the planned pilot line.
Precision compost broomcorn trials are under way at Langford. Aminu reports higher yield and lower carbon intensity in the early results.
GASOL · UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Agronomy and precision compost trials at Langford, Bristol, are building the crop record for Gasol.
ORE has completed a techno economic assessment comparing broomcorn with wheat straw and corn stover to inform feedstock and development decisions.
Completed life cycle assessment draws on low fertiliser and irrigation inputs, residue feedstock and published wheat straw and corn stover pathways. This work can support a technical pack, which is not yet ready.
The Langford pilot remains in planning while ORE finalises the conversion process and the evidence it will need to produce. TBC · T12Confirm the conversion route and pilot validation plan
GASOL · UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Speak with Aminu about funding the agronomy programme and planned pilot at Langford, Bristol. An initial conversation introduces the programme and its next milestones.
Growers and landowners can help extend the field evidence across useful locations and growing conditions.
ORE wants to understand the requirements of ethanol buyers assessing alcohol to jet Sustainable Aviation Fuel pathways and E85 blenders serving ground transport.
GASOL · UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Broomcorn trials at Langford, Bristol, have produced early results showing higher yield and lower carbon intensity, as reported by Aminu.
Completed TEA and LCA comparisons cover broomcorn, wheat straw and corn stover. These assessments, agronomy trial data and RTFO criteria can form the basis of a technical pack, which is not yet ready.
ORE's development case includes a residue based pathway intended for double counting under the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation. RTFO validation is planned, so certificate treatment remains to be confirmed.
Langford is the intended location, with scope and timing to be set after ORE chooses the conversion route.
Aminu estimates that preparing the IP package will take six to ten months.
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