- The joint development has reached its first major milestone with promising pilot results.
- The technology aims to convert lignocellulosic waste into sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
- Neste and CLG are validating the technology for commercial scale readiness.
- Vast amounts of lignocellulosic waste from forest and agricultural industries remain underutilized.
Introduction
Neste and Chevron Lummus Global (CLG) are collaborating to develop a new technology for converting lignocellulosic biomass into renewable fuels. This partnership aims to address the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
Technology Development
The joint effort has reached its first major milestone, with pilot results indicating significant performance improvements over existing technologies. The focus is on producing high-quality, lower-emission fuels such as sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
Commercial Scale Readiness
Neste and CLG are currently validating the technology, targeting readiness for commercial scale production. This development could unlock the potential of underutilized lignocellulosic waste and residues from the forest and agricultural industries.
Potential Impact
By leveraging these waste materials, the technology could contribute to meeting long-term renewable fuel demand and ambitious greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. The collaboration combines Neste's expertise in renewable fuels with CLG's experience in refining technologies.
