Modular fuel production systems that transform C1 feedstocks — stranded natural gas, associated gas, flare gas, biogas, and other carbon-based resources — into transportable liquid fuels and energy products.
C1FT = C1 (single-carbon feedstocks, principally methane) + FT (Fuel Transformation and Fischer–Tropsch technologies). C1FT Energy Systems is the flagship operating company of Foundry Point Energy Partners, built to unlock stranded and underutilized carbon resources through modular, deployable conversion technology.
Deployable GTL systems sized to the resource, not the other way around.
Converting otherwise-flared or stranded gas into transportable liquid fuels.
Energy systems built for locations underserved by conventional infrastructure.
Fischer–Tropsch-based synthesis of on-spec liquid fuels.
SAF pathways alongside renewable diesel production.
Circular carbon systems that turn waste carbon into value.
Reclaimed telephone poles and clean wood shredded, sorted, and prepared.
Oxygen-blown gasifier converts prepared feedstock to syngas at high carbon conversion.
Syngas conditioning removes particulate, tars, and impurities to FT-grade purity.
Fischer–Tropsch synthesis converts syngas to liquid hydrocarbons.
Hydrocracking and fractionation yield on-spec renewable diesel for sale.
Twenty years of investment banking, strategy consulting, and operating leadership across telecom, technology, and infrastructure — including Partner roles at IBM Consulting, Alvarez & Marsal, and Booz & Company, and CFO/COO mandates at Mount Farley Investments. Oxford-educated.
Two decades of investment banking, capital markets, and operating leadership, including current roles as COO of Berens & Miller, PA and President of Graham Harper Consulting. Former institutional sales and healthcare investment banking executive at Merrill Lynch.
Three decades of energy technology research and development leadership, including President and Chief of R&D at CSA Energy Inc., directing gasification and biomass conversion programs for the U.S. Department of Energy and state governments. Multiple patents in carbonaceous-waste conversion technology.