HOLBORN Europa Raffinerie

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HOLBORN Europa Raffinerie is a petroleum refining company based in Hamburg, Germany. Operating a refinery within the Port of Hamburg, the company processes crude oil into transportation fuels and related products, including gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, heating oil, and liquefied petroleum gases, as well as selected petrochemical feedstocks. Its products supply the Hamburg metropolitan area and wider northern Germany.

The site is integrated with regional logistics, leveraging marine access, pipelines, rail, and road networks for feedstock intake and product distribution. HOLBORN focuses on reliable fuels supply, product quality, and operational safety in line with German and EU regulations, while pursuing ongoing efficiency improvements and emissions-reduction measures typical of modern European refining.

Projects HOLBORN is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving HOLBORN, of which one is active.

HOLBORN's role on them: Owner.

1 Announced / Concept

1 new construction.

Expected to start operating
2026
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2027
1 project
2028
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2029
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2030
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2031
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Targeting: HVO (1), Sustainable Aviation Fuel (1)

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Latest news on HOLBORN

21 January 2025
Topsoe to Provide Technology for SAF Project in Guangxi, China

Topsoe's technology will enable a plant in Guangxi to produce SAF and renewable diesel from used cooking oil, reducing CO2 emissions by 800,000 tons annually. Operations start in December 2026.

14 August 2024
Topsoe to Supply Technology for HOLBORN's Hamburg Renewable Fuels Refinery

The Hamburg refinery will use HydroFlex™ to produce 220,000 tons/year of SAF and renewable diesel by 2027, addressing rising SAF demand and supporting the energy transition.

18 June 2024
Holborn awards KT $400M EPC contract for HVO complex in Germany

The project will produce 220,000 tonnes of green diesel and SAF annually, using waste and low-carbon hydrogen. Operations start in early 2027, aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions.

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