Northwest Advanced Bio-Fuels, LLC
7440 E. Pinnacle Peak Road, Suite 142 , Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

NORTHWEST ADVANCED BIO-FUELS, LLC, a Delaware based Company and a wholly-owned subsidiary of U. S. Advanced Bio-Fuels, Inc. (“USA BIO”), is in the process of developing a second-generation, commercial scale, designer cellulosic renewable bio-jet fuel refinery in the Pacific Northwest.  NWABF has assembled a world-class team of industry-leading companies with proven 2nd generation for both the front-end gasification and back-end Fischer-Tropsch technology being utilized for this project. NWABF is also deploying experienced world-class engineering, operations, and construction companies to design, construct, operate and maintain the “first of its kind” facility in the State of Washington to produce bio-jet fuels.  The Northwest Advanced Bio-Fuels logo was created by artist Linda Windell, a member of the Cherokee Nation whose work is shown in the Cherokee Museum at the Tribal Reservation Headquarters Site in Tahlequah, OK. The logo was painted by hand and had deep meaning for its company, area, and principals.  The mountain depicts  Mt. Rainier, which is synonymous with our location. The tree branch held in the Bald Eagle’s talons depicts the Feedstock from local Northwest resources. The Totem Poles guarding the Bay at the Project’s Entrance first came into existence in the Northwest, and finally, the Bald Eagle is a classic statement of Strength, Grace, and Tenacity.

Why Us?

Northwest Advanced Bio-Fuels has brought together a World-Class Team of engineering and technology companies that utilize established, currently in-use 2nd generation technology.  The front-end and back-end technology companies are world renown and their technology is industry proven!  The strong mix of world-class companies, such as our; Engineering, Procurement Construction (EPC) partner, the O&M and each Technology Company, etc., brings proven performance on successfully meeting output requirements with verifiable track records and industry success.  NWABF has LOIs in place with feedstock suppliers to develop a large project in Washington state with the ability to produce up to 64 million gallons of renewable designer fuels per year. These LOIs will become definitive agreements over the next few months.  Production costs for this project are economically efficient and the feedstock from forest slash, sawmills and chipping operations is commercially available long-term.