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Eco- Sol has been actively involved in research and consulting work on biofuels, new energy crops, and production systems which produce quality value-added agricultural products in addition to fuel products for some time now. This has been the result of a phased approach of careful study and project development. In developing our business model and proprietary techniques we have funded and completed a pilot project, which was the largest of its type to date, at one of the Pilot Plant Facilities at Texas A&M University’s Food Protein Research and Development Lab . Current projects include:
- USDA ARS Southwestern Cotton Ginning Research Lab: Cooperative Project
- Arid Land Hybrid Seed Increase
The project at the USDA ARS SWCGRL will function as a research center, pilot plant and technology demonstrator, and will run in several phases for 2 to 3 years.