The aviation sector’s growing demand for sustainable fuels (SAF) opens a clear opportunity for fuel producers.
Building new dedicated renewable units is one option, but in the short term, co-processing represents a rapid and low-capex way to initiate SAF production.

This process involves processing renewable feedstocks alongside conventional feedstocks in existing hydrotreating or hydrocracking units, enabling a swift and efficient entry into the renewable fuels market.

In this article 👉 https://lnkd.in/dUg6UsiD
, expert Ignacio Costa of Topsoe analyzes the strategic rationale and technical foundations of co-processing. He explains how this technology can help meet SAF mandates, generate new revenue, and reduce carbon intensity using existing assets.

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