- Clariant and ORLEN Południe signed a license agreement for sunliquid cellulosic ethanol technology.
- The plant will produce cellulosic ethanol from agricultural residues at Jedlicze, Poland.
- The annual production capacity is planned to be 25,000 tons.
- The project will integrate with the existing Jedlicze petroleum refinery.
License Agreement
Clariant and ORLEN Południe have signed a license agreement for the use of Clariant’s sunliquid cellulosic ethanol technology. This agreement marks a significant step in the commercialization of Clariant's sustainable technology.
Project Details
ORLEN Południe plans to build a full-scale commercial plant at its Jedlicze site in southeastern Poland. The plant will produce cellulosic ethanol from agricultural residues, utilizing available land and integrating with the existing Jedlicze petroleum refinery.
Production Capacity
The planned annual production capacity for the new plant is 25,000 tons of cellulosic ethanol. This development aims to enhance ORLEN Południe's position in the Polish biofuels market.
Strategic Importance
This project supports ORLEN Południe's strategy of investing in modern technologies and high-margin products, while also focusing on reducing environmental impact. The agreement is a strategic milestone for Clariant, demonstrating its commitment to innovation and sustainability.
