Oxford Catalysts To Design New Biomass-To-Liquids Plant In Oregon

07.09.2013 | The BTL project was recently awarded a $4.1 million grant from the US Department of Defense (under the Defense Production Act, Title III), which will help fund detailed engineering for a 1,100-bpd BTL facility. The project will have an opportunity to apply for a further grant. Keywords: Oxford Catalysts Group has been selected as the Fischer-Tropsch (FT) construction of a commercial biomass-to-liquids (BTL) plant in the US. The BTL project was recently awarded a $4.1 million grant from the US Department of Defense (under the Defense Production Act, Title III, Advanced Drop-in Biofuel Production project will have an opportunity to apply for a further grant of up to $70 million to construct the proposed plant. The planned BTL facility, led by Red Rock Biofuels, will be located in Oregon and will be designed to convert some 170,000 tpy of forestry-derived biomass into approximately 1,100 bpd of liquid transportation fuels. Preliminary engineering is complete, and, with the aid of this grant, the construction. Taylor Scott International