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Sustaero is building Canada’s first billion-liter wood waste-to-SAF capacity powered by its proprietary SOAR™ process.

Utopia is a majority shareholder in Wakud International, which owns and operates Oman’s first dedicated biodiesel refinery.

At $10,000 each, the new reports provide statistical analysis and transparency across the U.S. fuel-distribution system.

The plant can produce 300,000 metric tons of hydrotreated biofuels annually from domestic feedstocks.

The converted oil refinery has the capacity to produce 200,000 tons per year of renewable diesel.

The SAF will be produced using ClimaHtech Green Flight’s advanced technology pathways, including SAF from biomass to liquid and eSAF (power-to-liquid).

The project includes construction of a plant capable of processing 16,000 metric tons of marine waste oils into 14,000 tons of low-carbon marine gasoil.

Viva Energy will be able to track and transfer or retire the environmental benefits associated with SAF usage via the ISCC CTS.

Under the MOU, ENOC and Allied Biofuels will form a dedicated working group to assess the commercial feasibility of establishing a long-term distribution pathway for SAF.

The free webinar, “Innovation, Quality & Sustainability: How Renewable Fuels Drive the Future,” is from 2:00 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Eastern time May 27.

These dual-fueled vessels will also be equipped to operate using heavy fuel oil, marine gasoil and biofuels.

With operations scheduled to begin in 2029, the plant will have the capacity to produce 1 billion liters annually of renewable diesel and SAF.