Velocys firma un acuerdo estratégico con Koch Project Solutions para su proyecto de la biorrefinería Bayou Fuels

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Velocys ha anunciado la ejecución de un acuerdo marco estratégico con Koch Project Solutions (KPS), filial de Koch Engineered Solutions, para su proyecto de biorrefinería Bayou Fuels en Natchez (Mississippi, EEUU).
Nota de prensa: “Velocys U.S. SAF project update”, 30/06/2021.
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Sujeto a la finalización del proceso de due diligence y al trabajo del licenciante integrado, KPS puede obtener un contrato llave en mano de ingeniería, compra y construcción (EPC) de las instalaciones del proyecto, incluida una garantía de desempeño integrada respaldada por una garantía de la empresa matriz.

Se espera que la futura planta produzca aproximadamente 125 millones de litros al año de combustible de aviación sostenible (SAF) con intensidad de carbono negativa y nafta a partir de biomasa leñosa de las plantaciones de pino en los condados que rodean Natchez en Mississippi. Tras la ejecución exitosa del contrato EPC, KPS será responsable de la construcción y puesta en servicio de esta instalación única en su tipo, que incluye el uso de energía renovable con captura y almacenamiento del dióxido de carbono producido en la planta.

Velocys continúa reteniendo a Worley como socio de ingeniería para el desarrollo de los paquetes de prefactibilidad, factibilidad e integración de tecnologías para todos sus proyectos, incluida la fase FEED planificada para este proyecto de Bayou Fuels.

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