Industrial Biotech

Hull: Butamax’s demonstration unit at Hull, U.K. Industrial biotechnology is poised to infiltrate chemical and fuel markets, thanks to improved processes, cheaper economics, and customer pull. However, taking production processes from lab- and pilot-scale to commercial volumes is often difficult and costly. Executives say due diligence, strategic partnerships, and a clear path to market can help start-ups with limited resources generate demand and get steel in the ground. Advances in industrial biotechnology, continued volatility in oil prices and calls for...

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