Advancing the Co-Processing of Biocrudes to Reduce the Carbon Intensity of Fuels
Strategic Area
Bioenergy
Status
Active
Partners
(In-kind)
PNNL
Preem
LANL
Fund
Energy Innovation Program
Year
2023
EIP Contribution
$980,500
Project Total
$1,534,900
Location
BC
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Lead Proponent
Parkland Refining (B.C) LTD.
Project Objectives
The project aims to test various pre-treatment methods for the co-processing of fast pyrolysis biocrudes. It will also develop a quantification method to track biogenic carbon within the refinery and determine the carbon intensities of co-processed fuels.
Expected Results
The project is expected to:
- Develop a pathway to leverage existing infrastructure to rapidly produce large amounts of reduced-CI fuels.
- Potentially enable co-processing of biocrudes, increasing the amount of biogenic feedstocks suitable for co-processing.
- Potentially lead to greater displacement of petroleum fuels and reduced emissions.
- Assist other Canadian refiners in implementing co-processing via knowledge dissemination.
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