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Nov 3, 2026

Felicia MesterGUEST
2:13
Shipping and chemicals demand is already building the project pipeline around renewable methanol.
Felicia MesterGUEST
2:19
ASTM approved methanol to jets this summer, which leaves a major technical barrier behind.
Felicia MesterGUEST
2:25
So the tack is new, but builds on methanol to olefins chemistry that's run commercially for decades.
Felicia MesterGUEST
2:35
The cost modeling for our report found that biomethanol, methanol to jet is among the lowest cost of the new soft pathways.
Felicia MesterGUEST
4:49
Now, the ether pipeline is more interesting in the sense and is much more evenly split.
Felicia MesterGUEST
4:55
In that sense, we have a 49% split for methanol to JET and the 51% fissure trops.
Felicia MesterGUEST
5:02
We did expect in our report ASTM approval in 2026-2027, and we're very happy that it came already in July of this year.
Felicia MesterGUEST
5:12
And that leaves a major technical barrier behind.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
53:58
Other places I've used it, I've had it running some pretty interesting thickness calculations for my CAPP liners.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:06
You know, ASTM's developed different ways that we can look at these liner calcs and how thick they should be.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:15
It's, we've developed some of our internal calculators, but those are constantly changing.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:20
Now there's a whole, I'm trying to think, I can't remember the name, but there's essentially a new liner that looks at the close fit nature and it takes into account that existing piping and it runs a whole different calculation.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:32
So AI is actually pretty good.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:34
If you tell it, I want ASTM F1216, I want to run it on this pipe given these constraints, it'll give you an accurate number that matches up exactly with their calculator.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:45
But it's allowed everybody to run those calcs.
Mitch HoeftGUEST
54:48
One of the things in the lining industry is I think the contractors got over on some of the cities is, you know, it's a very competitive industry.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:14
That's about 100 pounds per person.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:17
Now, 25% of that jet fuel, according to the specifications by the International Body ASTM, 25% of that jet fuel can be aromatic hydrocarbons, which are carcinogenic compounds like benzene.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:36
So 200 billion pounds of jet fuel is aromatic hydrocarbons that are carcinogenic.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:48
About 3% of that 800 billion pounds is naphthalene.
Rob SanchezHOST
0:49
Some want strain-driven profiles, and others want flavor-forward options like key lime pie or peach rings.
Rob SanchezHOST
0:55
He explains why the company brought a board-certified toxicologist onto the team six years ago, and how her methodology became part of an ASTM standard for vapes.
Rob SanchezHOST
1:06
We talk about what the wine aroma wheel could teach cannabis about common language, and why THC percentage does not predict what people enjoy.
Rob SanchezHOST
1:14
He also tells us how the team immerses itself in a flavor before building it, like eating the same childhood cereal every day for eight weeks to get cereal milk just right.

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Rob SanchezHOST
30:27
Yeah, I think both could be interesting threads.
Rob SanchezHOST
30:30
Let's start with measurements.
Rob SanchezHOST
30:32
We've seen the ASTM and more formal measurement guidelines being set for the industry and things like that.
Rob SanchezHOST
30:43
I saw there was some contribution on the true terpene side For that, can we talk about that a little bit? You bet.
Monica HernandezHOST
39:18
Entonces, fíjese, fue, esto no fue un esfuerzo chiquito porque tuvimos que ver dónde interactúan todas estas cosas y algunas de estas normas, eh, hacen colisión con la otra, sobre todo cuando son de entidades diferentes.
Monica HernandezHOST
39:33
Entonces, algunas de las APIs hacen colisión con las, ah, bueno, esta no, porque es la misma, con las ASTM.
Monica HernandezHOST
39:42
Eh, y encontramos que unas de ellas son super, super, superconservativas.
Monica HernandezHOST
39:47
Entonces, cuando los ingenieros antes usaban solamente, por ejemplo, el Norsok, y encontramos el número de Prehn, que ustedes deben saber qué es eso, que por ejemplo, para el titanio con agua salada es, es cierto número que es setenta o setenta y cinco, ochenta grados, que es donde empieza a formarse el pitting en aguas saladas y en ciertas condiciones.
GregHOST
18:20
I believe
BobHOST
18:21
I've, I, unfortunately you, this is the one thing I hate about the whole regulatory system where like ASTM, it's like, you can't just go look at it because you didn't pay money.
BobHOST
18:35
But as far as I'm aware, like, the seatbelts on those coasters are not even applicable under ASTM.
BobHOST
18:44
Like, they're not suitable for a ride of those forces.
BobHOST
18:48
That's what my understanding was.
Iain MartinHOST
3:34
So I think you're probably going to refer to a few abbreviations.
Iain MartinHOST
3:38
I think they are ASTM and ENCE.
Iain MartinHOST
3:41
You might as well just tell us exactly what they mean.
Al MorganGUEST
3:44
We're not going into what this stuff stands for.
Al MorganGUEST
3:46
It's all online.
Al MorganGUEST
3:47
We've spoken about it before.
Al MorganGUEST
3:47
But ASTM is the American standard, if you want.
Al MorganGUEST
3:50
Then ENC is the European standard.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:34
That's about 100 pounds per person.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:38
Now, 25% of that jet fuel, according to the specifications by the International Body ASTM, 25% of that jet fuel can be aromatic hydrocarbons, which are carcinogenic compounds like benzene.
James RoguskiGUEST
47:56
So 200 billion pounds of jet fuel is aromatic hydrocarbons that are carcinogenic.
James RoguskiGUEST
48:08
About 3% of that 800 billion pounds is naphthalene.
Federico OlivaresGUEST
17:41
Yeah, so basically every helmet type has a different type of testing.
Federico OlivaresGUEST
17:46
So there's an OXY, an ASTM helmet testing.
Federico OlivaresGUEST
17:51
So for football, it's more than OXY.
Federico OlivaresGUEST
17:53
But for, let's say, a bike or a skiing helmet, it might be an ASTM testing.
Federico OlivaresGUEST
17:58
So there's standards for impact.
Federico OlivaresGUEST
18:01
So on the front, the side, the crown, and all that.
Daniel KoppGUEST
13:00
Every technology starts with a mortar cube.
Daniel KoppGUEST
13:02
It's a small two inch by two inch ASTM standardized method of determining, do you have a good product or not a good product? And it's very helpful at the beginning of a technology when you can only make a handful, a literal handful of cement.
Daniel KoppGUEST
13:15
But as you scale the technology, the testing scale goes up.
Daniel KoppGUEST
13:19
And of course the technology scale goes up.

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