Crude Tall Oil

Crude Tall Oil projects

chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving crude tall oil, of which one is active.

2 produce it and 1 uses it as feedstock.

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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What moved recently
  • November 2025 Porvoo Neste Tall oil SCOOP project · Announced / Concept · Finland

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Latest news on crude tall oil

2 February 2026
Equinor Sells Argentina Onshore Assets to Vista Energy

Equinor divests its Vaca Muerta onshore assets for $1.1B, enhancing financial flexibility and focusing on offshore opportunities.

10 November 2025
Neste Secures EU Funding for New Co-Processing Technology

Neste's SCOOP project receives EU funding to develop co-processing technology for renewable fuels at Porvoo refinery, pending investment decision.

21 June 2022
Emerson and Neste to Optimize Fintoil Biorefinery Operations in Finland

The biorefinery will use advanced automation to produce sustainable biofuels and chemicals, reducing emissions and energy use. Completion is expected in 2022 with significant CO2 reduction.

1 October 2020
Fintoil Bio Refinery Construction in HaminaKotka

The refinery, starting in summer 2022, will produce renewable fuels and products using fractional distillation. It features advanced, energy-efficient technology and has strong logistics and transport links.

13 July 2020
Mondi Syktyvkar Opens New Crude Tall Oil Plant

The new plant processes sulphate soap by-products into 40,000 tonnes of crude tall oil annually, automating production and enhancing capacity. Staff received specialist training for maintenance.

Crude Tall Oil plants by country

chemXplore tracks 3 plants producing crude tall oil in 2 countries.

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Crude Tall Oil producers

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Plants using crude tall oil, by country

chemXplore tracks 1 plant using crude tall oil as feedstock in 1 country.

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