Renewable BioSystems, LLC of Fairfield, NJ (RBL) owns the exclusive North American license to market and manufacture a new oil extraction technology with significant waste to energy conversion metrics.

The technology was originally developed in England, and RBL is manufacturing all North American based machines in the U.S.

Patent protections are in place.

Since 2006 the licensor/inventor has successfully operated three full size commercial scale machines in the United Kingdom, two at livestock processing plants, and one at a commercial in vessel composter. All of the oil produced by the machines has been converted into EN quality biodiesel.

The oil extraction technology processes up to 15 metric tons per hour of organic material including:

• The source separated food residual portion (organic fraction) of municipal solid waste - OFMSW
• Waste from food factories and supermarkets
• Offal (viscera) from livestock processors
• DAF (dissolved air flotation) sludge
• Fish residuals
• Oil Seeds

And extracts oil in varying percentages the organic material that can be then be used for:

1) a fuel source for energy generation

2) biodiesel feedstock

3) livestock feed 

A solid and water fraction are also generated during the separation process.

View the video of our technology at an in vessel composter.

Renewable BioSystems is a green² company in that we we help solve two environmental problems by: 

1) disposing of organic waste without creating harmful greenhouse gasses and 

2) creating an environmentally friendly renewable fuel source, and other valuable co-products.

RBL offers waste to energy solutions that benefit both our clients and the environment.

Our process:

• Lessens dependence on foreign oil
• Is efficient (significantly less energy consumption than rendering)
• Reduces landfill load
• Does not compete with food
• Reduces waste disposal costs

Potential RBL Sites

• Composters
• Livestock processing plants
• DAF Haulers
• Food manufacturers
• Renderers
• Landfills
• MSW haulers
• Transfer Stations
• Anaerobic digesters
• Biodiesel plants
• Co-gen plants
• Oil seed crushers
• Jatropha Plantations