The money will help fund Braya Renewable Fuels’ $428-million conversion of the refinery to process and refine renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, hydrogen and ammonia, among other products. (The Logic)
The money will help fund Braya Renewable Fuels’ $428-million conversion of the refinery to process and refine renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, hydrogen and ammonia, among other products. (The Logic)
The money will help fund Braya Renewable Fuels’ $428-million conversion of the refinery to process and refine renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, hydrogen and ammonia, among other products. (The Logic)
Talking point: Originally built in 1973, the 130,000-barrel-a-day petroleum refinery shut down in 2020 when oil demand tanked during the COVID-19 pandemic. As my colleague Murad reported last December, the federal government also put $49.5 million into Braya’s conversion project, which the company expects to complete later this year. The first stage of the conversion will produce 18,000 barrels of renewable fuel per day. Braya has plans to increase capacity to about 24,000 barrels a day in two to three years and expand its aviation fuel production.
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