Reduce your carbon footprint
Our biofuel production offers a high-quality, sustainable way to reduce CO2 emissions.
Here’s how.
Why MASH Makes biofuel?
Our production
Our bio oil is biogenic, meaning that the carbon emitted when it is combusted was originally extracted from the atmosphere via photosynthesis. This makes our oil CO2-neutral, aside from production and transport emissions.
Our locations
Maintaining a consistent supply of biomass to a biofuel production site is challenging. That’s why our machines were created to be compact and deployable where needed. So instead of one central plant, we can have as many as we need in the locations where they are most relevant.
Our potential
Our containerised technology is portable and scalable. So, if we want to increase our production somewhere, we can scale up the number of machines for more output. This is what will get us to the gigatonne range of carbon removal impact.
Where can you use our fuel?
For marine use
Available to be used as a dual-purpose additive for methanol, achieving both vastly improved ignition properties and a dramatic reduction in overall blend greenhouse gas (GHG) emission.
At 23%, this additive will allow for the operation of methanol in slow and medium-speed 4-stroke engines with few or no modifications needed. The fuel will soon be certified under the ISCC EU and reach standard.
At 23%, this additive will allow for the operation of methanol in slow and medium-speed 4-stroke engines with few or no modifications needed. The fuel will soon be certified under the ISCC EU and reach standard.
For blending with methanol
MASH fuel blended with methanol on a Blend of B23 and B58 has been operated on a regular diesel engine. The high-quality pyrolysis fuel acts as a combustion enhancement and has shown that it can make regular diesel engines operate when mixed with methanol, without any upgrade requirements.
When using the MASH additive, the fuel blend will be improved in terms of Autoignition temperature, Cetane Enhancement, Lubricity, Calorific value, Maximum Rate of Heat Release etc. With this groundbreaking approach, shipowners interested in using methanol can completely avoid the CAPEX expenditure of diesel to methanol engine modifications. MASH fuel can be blended in Methanol and directly operated in diesel engines.
When using the MASH additive, the fuel blend will be improved in terms of Autoignition temperature, Cetane Enhancement, Lubricity, Calorific value, Maximum Rate of Heat Release etc. With this groundbreaking approach, shipowners interested in using methanol can completely avoid the CAPEX expenditure of diesel to methanol engine modifications. MASH fuel can be blended in Methanol and directly operated in diesel engines.
For boiler use
MASH fuel has been operated in burners, marine boilers and industrial furnaces. The fuel has demonstrated reliable consistent operation.
MASH fuel is nearly compliant with various fuel oil specs including ISO8217: 2005, BS 2869:2010, ASTM d396- 18a, IS-MV2, and ASTM d975 10 (Grand 4D).
MASH fuel is nearly compliant with various fuel oil specs including ISO8217: 2005, BS 2869:2010, ASTM d396- 18a, IS-MV2, and ASTM d975 10 (Grand 4D).
Partnering for impact
Our biofuels
MASH bio additive for methanol
End 2024 production
5 000 tons / year
ISCC EU compliant
ISO 8217:2017 compliant
ASTM D396 − 18a
BS 2869:2010 and IS MV2
Use in blending with methanol
The use of methanol is growing in the shipping Industry. Companies have ordered multiple new methanol plants. Methanol has several combustion challenges, because of its poor ignition quality. MASH oil can be blended perfectly fine with methanol and improve the combustion properties. While at the same time significantly improving the CO2 footprint of the overall fuel blend.
Benefits
Calorific Value
The calorific value is 40 MJ/kg while the methanol calorific value is 22 MJ/kg, meaning it is more energy dense.
Solubility
Strong miscibility in all blend ratios of methanol
Auto Ignition Temperature
The auto ignition temperature of methanol is 440C and of our oil is 350 C. Meaning it enhances ignition properties.
Use of Pyrolysis oil as a burner fuel
The pyrolysis oil can be used in its pure form in burners, boilers and industrial furnaces. In these systems the requirement is relatively low (as compared to marine engine requirements).
There are some fuel oil standards on which MASH oil complies on all points.
There are some fuel oil standards on which MASH oil complies on all points.
Compatible with
Marine engines
Methanol blends
Burner / powerplant
MASH advanced biofuel for boiler use
Present production
180 tons / month
ISCC EU compliant
ISO 8217:2017 compliant
Advanced biofuel - a high-quality alternative to furnace fuels
Our biofuel has been validated extensively as a direct GHG friendly alternative to traditional furnace fuels.
With a high energy content of 36.5-40.25 MJ/kg and a low sulphur content, it meets both technical compliance and emissions restrictions.
With a high energy content of 36.5-40.25 MJ/kg and a low sulphur content, it meets both technical compliance and emissions restrictions.
Benefits
Cleaner burning
With ultra-low sulfur content (ULSO <0.01wt%), low ash content (Ash <0.1 wt%), and low moisture content (water <2%).
Output increase
With a high energy density of 36.5 - 40.25 MJ/kg more heat is produced per unit of fuel compared to traditional fuels.
Permanence
With a quality and performance maintained over 700 days (99.95% consistency) it can be stored for extended periods without degradation
Simplicity
With viscosity at 50 C of 45-80 cSt and a flash point of >67 C handling and storing is simple without any special equipment
Why MASH Advanced Biofuel?
Designed to be compatible with most furnace systems, our biofuel is easy to handle and store without any special equipment. It also has a long shelf life and can be stored for up to 700 days without degradation, maintaining a consistent quality and performance.
By choosing MASH Advanced Biofuel as your furnace fuel replacement, you'll be making a positive impact on the environment and reducing your carbon footprint. Our advanced technology and dedication to quality ensure that our biofuel meets your needs and exceeds your expectations. Join the movement towards a greener future by making the switch to MASH Biofuel today!
By choosing MASH Advanced Biofuel as your furnace fuel replacement, you'll be making a positive impact on the environment and reducing your carbon footprint. Our advanced technology and dedication to quality ensure that our biofuel meets your needs and exceeds your expectations. Join the movement towards a greener future by making the switch to MASH Biofuel today!
Our biofuels
MASH bio additive for methanol
End 2024 production
5 000 tons / year
ISCC EU compliant
ISO 8217:2017 compliant
Benefits
Calorific Value
The calorific value is 40 MJ/kg while the methanol calorific value is 22 MJ/kg, meaning it is more energy dense.
Solubility
Strong miscibility in all blend ratios of methanol
Auto Ignition Temperature
The auto ignition temperature of methanol is 440C and of our oil is 350 C. Meaning it enhances ignition properties.
MASH advanced biofuel for boiler use
Present production
180 tons / month
ISCC EU compliant
ISO 8217:2017 compliant
Benefits
Cleaner burning
With ultra-low sulfur content (ULSO <0.01wt%), low ash content (Ash <0.1 wt%), and low moisture content (water <2%).
Output increase
With a high energy density of 36.5 - 40.25 MJ/kg more heat is produced per unit of fuel compared to traditional fuels.
Permanence
With a quality and performance maintained over 700 days (99.95% consistency) it can be stored for extended periods without degradation
Simplicity
With viscosity at 50 C of 45-80 cSt and a flash point of >67 C handling and storing is simple without any special equipment
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