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How should a developer weigh pretreatment intensity against payback?

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Heavier pretreatment such as extrusion or thermal hydrolysis raises yield but adds capital and parasitic energy, so it only pays where the feedstock is fibrous enough that the incremental methane exceeds the added cost. The answer is feedstock-specific, which is why the simulator lets you test it rather than assume it.

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