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Synhelion signs Morocco MoU for planned 100,000 t/year synthetic fuel plant
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Key points
- Synhelion signed an MoU with Moroccan government bodies for a commercial synthetic fuel plant in Tan-Tan province, planned at 100,000 t/year.
- A project-site land reservation and Moroccan branch are in place.
- The company’s renewable fuel platform uses renewable energy and biogenic waste to make drop-in jet fuel, diesel and gasoline.
Summary
Synhelion signed an MoU with Moroccan government bodies for a commercial synthetic fuel plant in Tan-Tan province, planned at 100,000 t/year. A project-site land reservation and Moroccan branch are in place. The company’s renewable fuel platform uses renewable energy and biogenic waste to make drop-in jet fuel, diesel and gasoline. The announcement describes project development and planned capacity, not final investment decision or an operating plant.
Original source title
Synhelion advances scale-up with large-scale synthetic fuel project in Morocco
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