Why the solids matter
Reformed under heat and pressure without oxygen, the organic fraction becomes bio-oil — a liquid carrier that can be formulated into resins industry already buys.
NuVention Solutions, Inc.
Founded in 2010 in Ohio to commercialise a way of turning livestock waste into industrial material — not to treat it, but to use it.
At a glance
Company facts are the ones published on the company's public profiles.
The loop the company is built on: waste in, materials out, and a farm that is not paying to dispose of either fraction.
What we are for
Most manure management is disposal with a permit. NuVention Solutions is commercialising the opposite framing: the solids are a carbon feedstock, and the liquids are a nutrient resource that can be recovered rather than discharged.
Reformed under heat and pressure without oxygen, the organic fraction becomes bio-oil — a liquid carrier that can be formulated into resins industry already buys.
Phosphorus and nitrogen stay dissolved. An algae loop takes them up, dropping phosphorus from over 3,000 mg/L to below 0.05 mg/L and producing biomass with its own value.
Handling one fraction only moves the problem. Handling both is what makes the system an affordable option for a farm rather than an additional cost.
History
NuVention Solutions, Inc. is established in Ohio to commercialise a process converting solid animal waste into bio-oil.
The company begins selling BR2-derived products for asphalt, roofing and agricultural coating applications.
An algae-based process for the liquid fraction is taken forward to remove nitrogen and phosphorus left after the solids are processed.
The team remains ten people or fewer, working directly with producers and manufacturers on specific applications.
Leadership
President
The company's public profile lists Jim Sattler as President. Approaches about feedstock, applications and trials are handled directly.
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We look for producers with a waste stream, manufacturers with a specification, and research partners working on nutrient recovery.