The Solution to Sustainable Fuels

Transforming Non-Food Biomass into High-Value Fuels, Chemicals, and Materials

Patented, Low-Energy Biomass Conversion Technology

A patented, low-energy chemical platform that converts any lignocellulosic biomass into drop-in fuels and 2G fuel feedstocks, specialty chemicals, and advanced materials at ambient temperature and pressure.

SixRing™ has developed a suite of patented chemical compositions, methods, and low-energy processes to convert sustainable, non-food biomass into high-value intermediates, fine chemicals, biofuels, and advanced materials.

Unlike conventional biomass conversion technologies that rely on high temperatures, high pressures, or fermentation-dependent pathways, the SixRing™ process operates at ambient conditions. This enables lower capital costs, lower operating costs, and significantly reduced carbon intensity while preserving the intrinsic value of the biomass.

The SixRing™ process produces three primary product streams, high-purity cellulose, Lignin-Hemicellulose-Depolymerized-Organics™ (LHDO™), and sustainable chemicals. These products can be directly refined or upgraded using existing infrastructure into Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), diesel, gasoline, renewable natural gas inputs, and a broad range of platform and specialty chemicals.

SixRing’s Range of Products Includes:

  • High purity cellulose and/or derivatives such as cellulosic ethanol

  • Liquid bio-crude product that is a mixture of organic molecules termed LHDO. A valuable hydrophobic bio-crude with a low viscosity, low molecular-weight liquid, high-value product, which consists of valuable fine chemicals and condensed aromatic structures with the majority in the C3 to C24 range and contains very low levels of inorganic impurities; and

  • High value sustainable biochemicals and other petrochemical feedstocks via the hemicellulose

AgTech Rooted in Plant Chemistry

Lignin-Derived Chemistry Designed to Integrate Seamlessly into Modern Crop Management Systems

SixRing™ products leverage naturally derived lignin, a structural biopolymer formed through photosynthesis and present in plant biomass. Developed using plant-based materials and patented ambient-condition processes, SixRing’s AgTech solutions are designed to work across seed, soil, fertilizer, and foliar applications within existing agricultural practices.

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Our Mission: The Development and deployment of patented technology platforms that solve legacy technical, feedstock and economic challenges through the conversion of biomass into sustainable chemicals and fuels.

Why SixRing

  • Converts any non-food lignocellulosic biomass, including blended feedstocks

  • Operates at ambient temperature and pressure, reducing energy demand

  • Converts over 80% of organic matter into saleable products

  • Produces multiple high-value product streams from a single process

  • Enables drop-in integration with existing fuel and chemical infrastructure

  • Delivers 50–80% lower carbon intensity versus fossil equivalents

  • Proven at scale with a commercial-scale reactor in operation

The fine chemicals and molecules inherent in the biomass are intact and can be easily extracted from the output products – being cellulose and Lignin-Hemicellulose-Depolymerized-Organics™ (LHDO™).  SixRing cellulose and LHDO can be easily upgraded to higher value biofuels such as Sustainable Aviation Fuel (“SAF”), diesel, gasoline, and platform chemicals.

Innovating Biomass Conversion for High-Value Products

At SixRing, we specialize in low-cost, highly efficient solutions for converting biomass into high-value products. Our advanced process delivers:

Feedstock Flexibility

Product Optionality

Low Process Complexity

Carbon Advantage

Simple Equipment

13+ Years of Experience and R&D

“The SixRing team found LHDO to be rich in organic molecules and proved to be a commercially viable bio-crude and its high bioavailability cellulose can be further processed to ultra-high yields of cellulosic ethanol
and other common platform chemicals.”