RedOx Biofuels' partners currently include Mitsubishi, University College Dublin, and Geohumus. While much of the work RedOx Biofuels is doing is in alternative fuels, RedOx is actively working to apply its technology to the production of other valuable products. For example, RedOx is collaborating with University College Dublin's (UCD) School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science to investigate methods of converting post-consumer waste into bio-degradable plastics. RedOx is also collaboring with Geohumus to convert various carbon sources into an ion exchange and micro-nutrient delivery material for use with Geohumus' proprietary water retention granulate.

RedOx Biofuels is a subsidiary of Applied Intellectual Capital Inc., which joined the London AIM (AINC) in January 2007. For information on investment opportunities, visit AIC or email matthew.jones@redoxbiofuels.com.

As a startup venture in an exciting and growing market segment, RedOx believes we can offer our investment and technology partners superior business opportunities. Contact us to request a copy of our June 2008 Informational Market Report (55 pages), or email matthew.jones@redoxbiofuels.com to discuss possible technology partnerships.

 

RedOx in the News
Business.EDP24.co.uk (aka The Eastern Daily Press interviews RedOx CEO Kim Ogaard-Nielsen about the company's recent efforts with Japanese car giant Mitsubishi. [More]

AIC, RedOx & Mitsubishi Corporation to Convert Waste to Ethanol
The three companies announced today the signing of a memorandum of understanding to work together to commercialize a process developed by RedOx to convert non-food feedstocks into ethanol. [More]

RedOx Works with University College Dublin
RedOx and researchers at UC Dublin sign an agreement to convert post-consumer waste into bio-degradable plastics. [More]

RedOx to Jointly Develop
Super Nutrient for Soil
RedOx and Geohumus International sign agreement to develop a super-nutrient soil enhancement product. [More]

Independent Analysts Assess RedOx Tech
Available now for download, Lifecycle Associates' review of RedOx's proprietary technology validates the feasibility of converting biomass to fuel on a full life-cycle basis. [More]

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