Texas Renewable Fuel Plant To Be Upgraded To Produce SAF

February 01, 2023
Diamond Green Diesel
Diamond Green’s renewable diesel plant is to be upgraded to produce sustainable aviation fuel.
Credit: Diamond Green Diesel
A renewable diesel production facility in Texas plans to be upgraded to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and could become one of the largest SAF producers in the world when capacity comes online, expected in 2025. Darling Ingredients and Valero Energy have made the final investment decision...

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