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Houston-based Cemvita and Radix are advancing front-end engineering for a first-of-its-kind circular bio-oil plant in Brazil that will convert crude glycerin— a biodiesel byproduct—into ultra–low carbon-intensity bio-oil for use as feedstock in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and other advanced biofuels. The project taps Brazil’s established biofuels ecosystem to valorize waste streams and cut SAF feedstock emissions.

What do you see as the biggest hurdle to scaling glycerin-to-bio-oil pathways for SAF—feedstock supply, process economics, or certification/market adoption?

Cemvita and Radix collaborating on circular SAF feedstock plant in Brazil

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Cemvita (Houston) and Radix (Houston) announced progress in front-end engineering for a first-of-its-kind circular bio-oil project in Brazil, focused on converting crude glycerin, a bio-diesel byproduct, into ultra-low carbon intensity bio-oil used as a feed-stock to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and other advanced bio-fuels. Brazil has historically been a global leader in biofuel, primarily […]

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