When renewable fuel production begins in early 2024 at the renewed Phillips 66 refinery in Rodeo, California, near San Francisco, it will be impossible to find a drop of crude oil, or conventional gasoline or diesel products at the site. Instead, raw materials such as used cooking oil, fats, greases, and soybean oils will be refined to produce renewable diesel and gasoline, and sustainable jet fuel (SAF).
Phillips 66 Renews Commitment to Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Key Takeaways:
- Phillips 66 is transforming its Rodeo, California refinery into the world's largest renewable fuels facility, projected to begin production in early 2024.
- The plant will produce over 800 million gallons annually of renewable diesel, gasoline, and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from non-crude feedstocks like used cooking oil, fats, and greases.
- This initiative aims to meet the increasing demand for lower-carbon fuels, significantly contributing to the aviation industry's sustainability goals while creating hundreds of green jobs.
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