BIOMASS CONVERSIONS LLC

Overview

Total Patents

24

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BIOMASS CONVERSIONS LLC has a total of 24 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2001. It filed its patents most often in Australia, China and United States. Its main competitors in its focus markets macromolecular chemistry and polymers, foods and drinks and environmental technology are AMERICAN PROCESS INC, TATE & LYLE SWEDEN AB and API IP HOLDINGS LLC.

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Patent filings in countries

World map showing BIOMASS CONVERSIONS LLCs patent filings in countries

#	Country	Total Patents
#1	Australia	3
#2	China	3
#3	United States	3
#4	WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization)	3
#5	Brazil	2
#6	Canada	2
#7	EPO (European Patent Office)	2
#8	South Africa	2
#9	Hong Kong	1
#10	Mexico	1
#11	Malaysia	1
#12	New Zealand	1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing BIOMASS CONVERSIONS LLCs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Similar Companies

AMERICAN PROCESS INC 78% similarity

TATE & LYLE SWEDEN AB 77% similarity

API IP HOLDINGS LLC 75% similarity

MASCOMA CANADA INC 74% similarity

CIE IND DE LA MATIERE VEGETALE CIMV 73% similarity

CHEMTEX ITALIA S R L 72% similarity

BETA RENEWABLES SPA 70% similarity

RETSINA THEODORA 70% similarity

CAMBI BIOETHANOL APS 68% similarity

ANNIKKI GMBH 68% similarity

Focus industries

#	Industry
#1	Macromolecular chemistry and polymers
#2	Foods and drinks
#3	Environmental technology
#4	Biotechnology
#5	Textiles and paper
#6	Machines

Focus technologies

#	Technology
#1	Natural saccharides
#2	Macromolecular compounds derivatives
#3	Polysaccharides
#4	Fermentation
#5	Paper recycling
#6	Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
#7	Macromolecular compounds compositions
#8	Milling
#9	Climate change adaptation technologies
#10	Water treatment

Top inventors

#	Name	Total Patents
#1	Hata Seiji	20
#2	Seiji Hata	3

Latest patents

Publication	Filing date	Title
US2014265002A1	2013-03-15	Cellulosic micropowder production system
NZ588840A	2009-03-31	Conversion of cellulosic biomass to hydrolysable mixture using polyvinyl alcohol
CN101437619A	2007-03-12	Disruptor system for dry cellulosic materials
ZA200306079B	2003-08-06	Disruption of plant material to readily hydrolyzable cellulosic particles.
AU4975001A	2001-03-29	Improved desalination of ocean water
AU2001227940B2	2001-01-16	Disruption of plant material to readily hydrolyzable cellulosic particles
CN1639196A	2001-01-16	Disruption of plant material to readily hydrolyzable cellulosic particles