Byogy's proprietary technology platform provides a unique game changing opportunity to process almost any biomass feedstock through either bio-chemical and/or thermo-chemical processes developed in collaboration with engineers at Texas A&M University. These processes have been combined with Byogy's own patent-pending "Integrated Byo-Refinery" technology. This process sustainably converts any biomass/feestock source into high-quality transportation fuels such as: green gasoline,green diesel, and green jet fuel.

Byogy's vertically integrated Byo-Refinery model focuses on using non-food cellulosic and waste stream feedstocks to produce renewable green gasoline, jet fuel, diesel, and a wide range of organic chemicals.

In contrast, most competing biofuels companies use processes to produce single products such as ethanol or biodiesel. Byogy's technology platform is built on the vertically integrated processing model of petroleum refineries and petrochemical plants. Organic feedstocks are used in the Byogy pathways to optimally produce a wide range of high value carbon-neutral products that are renewable and clean.

Byogy envisions developing Integrated Byo-Refinery plants in close proximity to sources of biomass feedstock located in both agricultural and urban areas. Plant sizes range from 100 to 500 dry tons per day, producing 5 million to 25 million gallons of green fuel products annually.