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Haffner proposes solid-biomass feedstocks for renewable diesel and future SAF
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Key points
- Biofuels International reports Haffner Energy’s SB-HEFA process, which converts solid biomass into thermolysis oil before hydrotreatment.
- The company estimates fuel-production costs could fall about 50%, initially targeting renewable diesel, including Canadian projects.
- Its 22 September release says ASTM qualification for aviation remains planned.
Summary
Biofuels International reports Haffner Energy’s SB-HEFA process, which converts solid biomass into thermolysis oil before hydrotreatment. The company estimates fuel-production costs could fall about 50%, initially targeting renewable diesel, including Canadian projects. Its 22 September release says ASTM qualification for aviation remains planned. Cost estimates and future SAF deployment are company projections, not independently demonstrated commercial results.
Original source title
Haffner Energy launches SB‑HEFA pathway for renewable diesel and SAF
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