St1 built a waste-based Etanolix® ethanol production plant in Gothenburg

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The first Etanolix® plant delivered to the international market by St1 Biofuels Oy was inaugurated today in Gothenburg, Sweden. The plant delivered to North European Bio Tech Oy (NEB) recycles feedstocks such as biowaste and process residue from local bakeries and bread from shops that is past its sell-by date into ethanol for transport fuel. The ethanol plant is fully integrated into the functions and logistics of St1 oil refinery in Gothenburg and has an annual production capacity of 5 million litres of advanced bioethanol. The refinery staff will operate the Etanolix® plant.

For further informations read here the complete Press release

 

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