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By introducing renewable feedstocks directly into existing diesel hydrotreaters, refineries can produce a combination of renewable and fossil diesel, reducing CO2 emissions originating from fossil-based feedstocks. But what are the main benefits of co-processing in kerosene hydrotreaters for SAF...

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Can cost-effective renewable fuel come with feedstock flexibility and minimized emissions?

The urgency of climate change mitigation and the need to meet the global obligation for a net-zero world have made it imperative to explore every way possible to cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. One of the ways is to change how we produce energy, with a focus on decarbonization across heavy...

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Catalyst selection holds the key to flexible, efficient SAF and renewables production

For over a century, refineries have mastered the art of processing fossil fuels. However, the emerging field of converting renewable feedstocks into transportation fuels, such as Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), presents some novel technical challenges both for traditional refineries looking to...

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Further price increase for sulfuric acid catalysts (Press Releases)

Effective today, Haldor Topsoe announces a further price increase on the company’s sulfuric acid catalysts. The increase is due to the rising price of raw materials. The VK sulfuric acid catalysts provide excellent activity over a wide range of operating conditions. This leads to unprecedented...

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Price increase for hydroprocessing catalysts (Press Releases)

Haldor Topsoe will introduce a general price increase on the TK series hydroprocessing catalysts, effective April 23, 2018. Prices will increase on most products in the TK series. The price increase is due to rising costs of raw materials, including cobalt, nickel, molybdenum, tungsten, and certain...

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Can cost-effective renewable fuel come with feedstock flexibility and minimized emissions?

Catalyst selection holds the key to flexible, efficient SAF and renewables production

Further price increase for sulfuric acid catalysts (Press Releases)

Price increase for hydroprocessing catalysts (Press Releases)

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