Technip grabs new biodiesel contract
Posted: 01 May 2006
 Send this article
 Print this article
Technip has been awarded by Diester Industrie a turnkey contract for a new biodiesel unit, based on the Axens process, to be built in Montoir-de-Bretagne, near Saint Nazaire, France.
Biodiesel, obtained from vegetable oil, is a biofuel that represents a clean and renewable energy.
The background of this project is the program set up by the French authorities for the development of biofuels, intended to reduce transportation-related air pollution and the dependence on imported energy.
This new unit, with a future capacity of 250,000 t/y, will start-up in the spring of 2007.
This project marks a new step in the collaboration between Technip and Diester Industrie, the pioneer and leader in France for the production of Diester: in 1995, Technip built a unit in Rouen, France and is currently carrying out the construction of two other units in Sète and Compiègne, France.
Posted by Editor Pipeline Magazine
Information supplied by companies
or PR agencies who are responsible for content. Send press releases
to info@pipelinedubai.com |
