WasteFuel Philippines está evaluando la viabilidad de un proyecto de conversión de residuos en combustible en Luzón

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Prime Infrastructure Holdings Corporation (Prime Infra) ha creado una nueva filial, WasteFuel Philippines, para su proyecto de conversión de residuos en combustible que se está desarrollando en asociación con la empresa WasteFuel Global que tiene sede en Estados Unidos.
Nota de prensa (Prime Infra): “Prime Infra forms unit for waste-to-fuel project”, 19/05/2021.

La nueva empresa está evaluando la viabilidad de construir una biorrefinería en Luzón (Filipinas) que convertiría más de 1 Mton de residuos municipales en 30 Mgal de petróleo crudo sintético bajo en carbono (syncrude) anualmente. Se prevé que la instalación esté operativa en 2025. NetJets, líder en aviación privada, se ha comprometido a comprar un mínimo de 100 Mgal de combustible de aviación sostenible (SAF) de WasteFuel durante los próximos diez años.

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