Climate Change
Eneos and Mitsubishi move forward with sustainable aviation fuel at Japan's Wakayama
Eneos Corp., Japan's largest refiner and trading house Mitsubishi Corp., said that they will move forward on front-end engineering designs (FEEDs) for sustainable aircraft fuel (SAFs) production at Wakayama. From fiscal year 2028, the plant will produce approximately 300,000 metric tonnes (400,000 kilolitres), of SAF, as well as some fractions of light oil and naphtha. The feedstock will be primarily waste products and byproducts such as used cooking oils and tallow. In a joint press release, the two companies said they would accelerate their discussions in order to create a system of mass production and supply for SAF produced domestically....