
We provide comprehensive techno-economic analysis services to evaluate the feasibility, scalability, and cost competitiveness of biomanufacturing processes, including cultivated meat and other bioproducts.
Our scope includes:
Development of detailed process flow diagrams (PFDs) and mass/energy balances for upstream and downstream processes, including clarification, separation technologies, centrifugation, and filtration (ultra/microfiltration).
Analysis of yield improvement and expression strategies to optimize production efficiency.
Mass balance evaluation at multiple scales (e.g., lab, pilot, and 1000L production scales).
Assessment of utility generation, storage, and distribution systems, and process support systems (CIP/SIP) to estimate Capital Expenditure (CapEx) requirements.
Development of production schedules to estimate Operational Expenditure (OpEx), including labor, utilities, media, and consumables.
Cost structure analysis, media cost benchmarking, and sensitivity analysis of key cost drivers.
Evaluation of scalability, risks, and operational challenges, as well as identification of opportunities for efficiency improvements.
Comparison of facility scenarios: maintaining existing facilities, retrofitting selected sites, or building new facilities, including CapEx and OpEx estimation, timelines, advantages, and disadvantages.
Support for site selection and feasibility assessment for production facilities.
Our TEA delivers actionable insights to guide investment decisions, optimize production costs, and ensure scalable, competitive, and sustainable biomanufacturing operations.