Darling Ingredients Inc. and Valero Energy Corporation have made the final investment decision on a SAF project at the Diamond Green Diesel Port Arthur plant, which is owned and operated by Diamond Green Diesel Holdings LLC, a 50/50 joint venture between Valero and Darling. Upon completion of the project, which is expected in 2025, the… Continue reading Diamond Green Diesel | Port Arthur Plant
A low-emission fuel manufacturing facility in St. James Parish, Louisiana, along the Mississippi River. DG Fuels estimates the facility would initially produce 159 million gallons of cellulosic drop-in SAF per year on average (initial plans were targeting 120 million gallons). The facility is expected to cost $4.2bn. In July 2023, DG Fuels announced the closing… Continue reading DG Fuels | SAF Lousiana
DG Fuels second SAF facility on the former Loring Air Force Base located near Limestone and Caribou, Maine. DG Fuels estimates the project will break ground in the summer of 2024. Commercial operations are expected in 2027. The location gives DG Fuels access to hydroelectric power, regional timber, and agricultural waste. The produced SAF will… Continue reading DG Fuels Maine SAF project
Energy Harbor and the Department of Energy (DOE) have entered into final agreements to continue the development of a zero-carbon hydrogen production demonstration project at the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station near Toledo, Ohio, in collaboration with Idaho National Laboratory (INL), Xcel Energy, and Arizona Public Service. Davis-Besse was selected by the DOE due to its… Continue reading Davis-Basse Nuclear Power Station
This plant, located in Coffeyville, Kansas, produces ammonia and urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) fertilizers. The plant is the only one in North America using a petroleum-coke based fertilizer production process (the petroleum coke, generated at an oil refinery next door to the plant, is gasified to produce hydrogen, from which ammonia and UAN fertilizers are… Continue reading CVR Coffeyville fertilizer plant
Cv̄ictus’ project in Sweetwater County, Wyoming will be the second enhanced hydrogen recovery facility and the first in the United States. The company will use its proprietary underground technology and integrated CCUS to make blue hydrogen and liquid hydrogen carriers.
Constellation’s first commercial-scale facility will use 250 MW of nuclear power to produce about 33,450 tonnes of hydrogen annually, with the option to expand to 400 MW. The company plans to spend $900m on the facility in the Midwest.
The Clear Fork Texas Project is a 250MW solar to liquified hydrogen plant, located near the town of Sylvester, Texas. It is developed by Clean Energy Holdings (CEH). CEH has assembled the Renewable Energy and Technology Alliance, which includes infrastructure firm Equix as its EPC contractor. Bair Energy will serve as program management construction management. ING… Continue reading Clear Fork Texas Project
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through its Energy Transition Fund, has acquired a majority stake in a blue ammonia project, which will be developed alongside US-based Sustainable Fuels Group. St. Charles Clean Fuels, a development company jointly owned by the two partners, is exploring the feasibility of building a $4.6bn ammonia production and export facility in St.… Continue reading Sustainable Fuels Group | CIP | St. Charles Blue Ammonia Project
CF Industries’ green ammonia project at its Donaldsonville Complex. The project includes an electrolysis system at Donaldsonville to generate carbon-free hydrogen from water that will then be supplied to an existing ammonia plant to produce green ammonia. The project has an estimated annual production of 20,000 tons per year of green ammonia. Green ammonia and… Continue reading CF Industries | Donaldsonville Green Ammonia
