Approved Tech Commonwealth Micro-Refinery Platform

[Ethanael Halscott]

Commonwealth Micro-Refinery Platform​

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Intent: A scalable algae-based biofuel production and carbon sequestration system designed to support rural energy independence, coastal economies, and sustainable agricultural cooperatives.
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION

• Manufacturer: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
• Affiliation: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun; Judah Dashiell [Dashiell Incorporated]
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: CGT-CMRP-M1 “Commonwealth Micro-Refinery Platform”
• Modularity: Yes
• Production: Minor
• Material:
  
  • Transparent ferro-polymer growth tanks
  • Corrosion-resistant bio-reactor casings
  • Microfiltration membranes
  • Nutrient circulation tubing
  • Solar panel arrays
  • Compact wind spines (optional)
  • Standard fuel storage containment units
  • Modular processor housings

SPECIAL FEATURES

• High-density algae growth ponds or enclosed tanks
• Accelerated photobioreactor cycling
• Carbon capture intake integration
• Bio-lipid extraction module
• Organic waste nutrient feed compatibility
• Coastal or inland deployment variants
• Micro-refinery fuel processing chamber
• Solar-powered operation
• Expandable cooperative lattice network
• Byproduct conversion into agricultural fertilizer

STRENGTHS

• Small-scale, community-manageable energy production
• Carbon sequestration capability
• Works in coastal, marshland, or inland farming regions
• Produces usable biofuel for agricultural machinery
• Generates fertilizer byproduct
• Highly exportable infrastructure
• Supports economic independence for rural populations

WEAKNESSES

• Requires water access (fresh, brackish, or marine variant)
• Vulnerable to contamination if not properly maintained
• Output lower than heavy industrial refineries
• Dependent on adequate sunlight
• Requires trained oversight for optimal lipid yield
• Not a rapid high-output military fuel source

DESCRIPTION
The Commonwealth Micro-Refinery Platform (CMRP-01) is a decentralized algae-based biofuel system developed to provide sustainable energy independence to rural, coastal, and agricultural communities across Commonwealth-aligned worlds.

Unlike centralized industrial refineries, the CMRP-01 operates on a cooperative scale. Using photobioreactor tanks or open pond arrays, the system cultivates high-lipid algae strains optimized for rapid growth and environmental resilience. These algae absorb atmospheric carbon during their growth cycle, functioning as localized carbon sequestration agents.

Harvested biomass is processed through a compact extraction module that isolates bio-lipids for refinement into usable biofuel. This fuel can power agricultural machinery, small transport craft, irrigation pumps, or local generator units. Organic residue from the process is converted into nutrient-rich agricultural fertilizer, creating a closed-loop agricultural enhancement cycle.

The system may be powered primarily through solar arrays with optional wind integration, allowing for low-grid or off-grid deployment. Coastal variants are designed to operate in brackish or marine environments, while inland versions integrate with freshwater agricultural systems.

The CMRP-01 is not intended to rival large-scale industrial fuel production. Its purpose is stability and resilience — allowing rural populations to reduce reliance on volatile external fuel markets while generating economic activity within their own communities.

In Commonwealth doctrine, the algae micro-refinery is not merely an energy system — it is an economic equalizer. It enables small settlements to sustain themselves, reduces carbon load, supports agricultural growth, and fosters cooperative ownership structures.

Where dependency once dictated survival, self-sufficiency begins.

 

[Darth Prazutis]

Under Review.

 

[Darth Prazutis]

Ethanael Halscott

Looks good. Approved.