Question 1

What type of sludge can be used as feedstock in the Naki process?

Accepted Answer

Naki’s technology is designed to process various types of sludge, including:
Sources for the Naki Process:
 • DAF (Dissolved Air Flotation) Sludge
 • Centrifuge-processed Sludge
 • Landfill Sludge Disposal
 • Available at any food factory using fats or oils in production
Relevant Composition:
 • Moisture Content: 65% - 90%
 • Fat Content: 10% - 30%

Factories generating these waste streams can turn them into valuable SAF and biogas feedstock using Naki’s process.

Question 2

What infrastructure is needed to integrate Naki’s system?

Accepted Answer

Naki’s technology is modular and adaptable. To implement the system, a facility needs:
 • A waste sludge collection system (e.g., DAF or centrifuge processing)
 • Space for on-site processing equipment
 • Connection to existing biogas or SAF feedstock supply chains (if selling)
Our team works with partners to customize installation based on facility needs.

Question 3

What are the operational requirements for running Naki’s system?

Accepted Answer

Naki’s system is automated and low-maintenance, requiring only basic utilities like power and water. Operators receive training and support to ensure smooth operation with minimal manual intervention.

Approvals & Certifications

Are Naki’s technology and process patented and certified?

Has Naki’s process been tested for fuel performance?

Are there any government incentives for using Naki’s certified SAF feedstock?

Use & Requirements

What type of sludge can be used as feedstock in the Naki process?

What infrastructure is needed to integrate Naki’s system?

What are the operational requirements for running Naki’s system?