regulator
FERC
US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Where it's used
Advanced biofuels (SAF, renewable diesel & biomethane)
Drop-in fuels from waste oils, crops and residues — a stack from feedstock to certified SAF, renewable diesel and grid-injection biomethane.
Agrivoltaics with biological integration
Combining solar generation with agricultural activity on the same land — a stack from site assessment to dual-value harvest.
Biomass for energy
Combusting solid biomass to generate dispatchable baseload electricity and industrial heat.
Microbial fuel cells & bioelectrochemical systems
Electrogenic bacteria oxidize organic matter at an anode and hand off electrons to an external circuit, turning wastewater, soil or plant root exudate directly into low-grade DC electricity — a technology direction opposite to microbial electrosynthesis, generating power from waste rather than consuming it to make chemicals.