Biomass potential assessment · Free to use

Scoring the
industrial potential
of plant-based fibres.

Cellulose is behind paper, tissue, textile fibres, bio-based plastics and bioethanol. Reveal-Bio gives any biomass candidate a structured, repeatable first read — before committing to lab trials or investment.

18
Scored criteria
6
Assessment families
0–6
Harmonized scale
Free
Tool basic · 2 / day
Illustrative score — random biomass

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Who we are
Fifteen years at the
heart of cellulose.
Reveal-Bio is the tool we wished we had from day one — built from field experience.
15+
Years of expertise
20+
Biomass types assessed
4
Continents

Reveal-Bio is built by RBX Créations, a team of cellulose materials experts with over 15 years of hands-on experience across the full value chain — from feedstock evaluation and pulping chemistry to fibre spinning and market positioning.

We have assessed a wide range of biomass types across multiple continents — agricultural residues, dedicated crops, industrial by-products — working with industrial partners on projects spanning paper, packaging, textile fibres, and bio-based materials.

Our expertise covers dissolving pulp, MMCFs, lignocellulosic materials, and green chemistry. Reveal-Bio is a structured, repeatable first read of any biomass candidate — before committing time, capital, or lab resources.

Why this exists
A structured read
before the lab.

A research institute, an industrial operator, a financing body, or a project developer arrives with a candidate biomass and a single question: does this fibre have real industrial potential? The questions that follow — cellulose content? bulk density? real surface area available? — are always the same, but rarely asked in the same order, or measured against the same bar.

Reveal-Bio does not replace a laboratory analysis or a feasibility study. It offers a structured, repeatable first read — so that each stakeholder, at their level, can quickly identify where the real constraints lie and where to focus the next step.

The method
Six families.
One score.
Each family captures a distinct dimension of industrial readiness — from the plant's intrinsic composition to its environmental trajectory. All 18 criteria are scored on a harmonized 0–6 scale and brought together into a single, comparable verdict.
01
Botanical
The plant has already set most of the parameters — before any process decision is made.
02
Logistics
What looks promising in the field can lose its advantage long before it reaches a facility.
03
Agricultural production
Industrial scale is unforgiving. The first hard constraint is often the one nobody checks first.
04
Technical
Two identical botanical profiles can behave very differently once the process begins.
05
Economic
Technical excellence does not survive a broken cost structure.
06
Environmental impact
The signal most assessments overlook is often the one that determines long-term viability.
Value chains

Every biomass
has a path.

A plant never reaches a pulp mill on its own.

  1. Upstream farming
    Grow
  2. Harvest & logistics
    Collect and store
  3. 1st processing
    Split
  4. 2nd processing
    Extract cellulose
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Roadmap

From an idea
to a platform.

Reveal-Bio grows with the field experience of RBX Créations and the feedback of its users.

  1. July 2026
    The idea

    Give every biomass candidate a structured first reading, before the lab.

  2. September 2026
    First draft

    Tool basic: 18 criteria, six families, one score.

  3. October 2026
    V1Today

    Tool basic and Tool +, World Biomass Map, AgroProfile, value chains and Pro access.

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