Performance lipids for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.

We are building an advanced microbial technology platform that supplies high-yield, low-carbon lipid feedstocks directly to renewable fuel producers.

The problem

Aviation’s net-zero transition is bottlenecked by a severe shortage of scalable, low-cost feedstocks.

500 million tonnes

the clean fuel aviation will need every year by 2050

IATA, Global Feedstock Assessment for SAF Production, 2025

35 million tonnes

the ceiling on today’s only commercially proven route, as estimated by the largest producer of it

Neste, cited in the same assessment

Nearly all of the SAF flying today is made from seed oils and waste fats. The chemistry works, but the volume doesn’t. To achieve true commercial scale, the market urgently requires affordable, regionally sourced performance lipids that bypass traditional supply constraints.

Why now

The mandates are law. The feedstock is missing.

01

20% by 2035

Across the EU, SAF must make up a fifth of all aviation fuel by 2035, on the way to 70% by 2050. The obligation started at 2% in 2025 and steps up every five years.

ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation, in force since 1 January 2025

02

£4.70 a litre

What a supplier pays for every litre it falls short. The price of missing the target is written into the law itself.

UK SAF Mandate buy-out price

03

Lowest CI wins

In the United States, a federal credit pays for every gallon of clean fuel produced, and state programmes pay again for the fuels with the lowest carbon footprint.

US 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit; state Low Carbon Fuel Standards

Illustrative image, generated with AI

What we make

One process. Two products. Nothing left over.

We don’t rely on seed and waste oils. We precision-engineer lipids from above-ground carbon. Our process yields two high-value products — minimizing waste and maximizing margins from day one.

In

Low-cost carbon, not from fossil sources

Through Our process

near-zero waste

Out

Lipids 2.0, made to specification

Out

A second product, its own market

In

Low-cost carbon, not from fossil sources

Through Our process
Out

Lipids 2.0, made to specification

Out

A second product, its own market

near-zero waste

Why it matters

Three ways to source a lipid. Only one of them is engineered.

Virgin seed oilsSoy, canola, palm
Waste oilsUCO, tallow
Oli’s performance lipids
Supply logistics & sourcing
Virgin seed oils

High CI & regulatory caps

Waste oils

Fragmented & fraud-prone

Oli’s performance lipids

Ultra-low CI & zero food conflict

Refinery operational impact & yield
Virgin seed oils

Sub-optimal yields

Waste oils

Variable & operational penalties

Oli’s performance lipids

Engineered for target diesel

Pricing & commercial terms
Virgin seed oils

Commodity volatility

Waste oils

Spot market exposure

Oli’s performance lipids

Long-term margin predictability

What that gives a refiner

Yield optimisation

An optimised lipid profile centred on target carbon chains removes the yield loss that comes with mixed feedstocks.

Supply chain security

Sourced regionally — no cross-border tariff exposure, no shipping delays, no scrutiny over imported waste provenance.

Capital protection

Predictable long-term pricing instead of daily spot swings, so input costs stay plannable.

Who we are

Scaling biotechnology is notoriously hard. We have done it before.

Our team brings decades of global expertise in microalgae and renewable fuels, turning lab science into full commercial operations. We know what it takes to build the future of SAF — and we are doing it right now. Stay tuned.

Contact us

We are in conversation with fuel producers, fuel distributors, and obligated airlines. If that is you, we would like to hear from you.