Our Business Model

BioPower has analyzed numerous biomass technologies and various market niche opportunities. The seasoned management team has developed short term plans to produce and sell biomass products and have a long-term package of licenses to grow biomass for oils, biofuels, produce animal feed and/or convert biomass to electricity.

Our number one priority is to develop multiple sustainable, environmentally friendly biomass businesses with a return on investment to support the funding for these projects. A key factor of all of our business models is that each project must be able to stand alone without any government subsidies.

Short-Term Strategy

  • Utilize hybrid oil producing crops which can be used for biofuels, specialty chemicals feedstock, pharmaceuticals and food products which may produce revenues and profits in 2013.
  • Achieve a first-to-market position with an oil crop that is not presently grown in the USA and become a major supplier over the next three years. Current USA market consumption of this imported oil and derivatives is 60,000 to 100,000 metric tonnes annually.
  • Grow the oil producing crop on leased land in central Florida, and construct a mill to process seeds to oil positioning BioPower as a key USA supplier. Use this first facility as a model to develop and finance plantations and milling operations and expand oil production for operations in the United States and South America markets. Returns on Company short-term plantation and mill models exceed a 30% EBITDA (cash) ROI.
  • Minimize market risk by negotiating an off-take agreement with a major USA buyer and distributor of this oil.

Long Term Strategy

BioPower has exclusive licenses for growing long-term crops including:

  • Millettia Pinnata
  • Silver Leaf (Yellow Horn)
  • Marjestica (Paulownia Hybrid)
  • Beema Bamboo

For these and other long-term growing programs, BioPower intends as practicable to work with municipalities, governmental agencies, Native American Tribes and others who are interested in converting non-food agricultural land into crops for electricity and biofuels.

In addition BioPower may selectively investigate, license and/or joint venture alternative energy and/or environmental remediation technologies including solar, water, wind and waste to energy; but, these projects / technologies must be profitable without government subsidies.

BioPower may sell the products it produces to utilities, industrials, governments, privately owned generating facilities, national grid systems and companies who need a consistent supply of biomass, electricity or biofuels.

BioPower may receive revenues from:

  • Sale of biomass and products
  • Sale of biofuels after conversion projects
  • Sale of electricity after conversion
  • Sale of carbon credits
  • Project development fees for renewable energy projects
  • Management fees for biomass
  • Joint ventures
  • Strategic alliances

We are committed to providing superior value for our investors, partners and customers.