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EUBCE 2023 - David LUNN - Mechanical Catalytic Conversion (MECC): A Novel Process for the Conversion of Solid Biomass and Waste Oil Into Drop-in Liquid Transport Fuels and other By-products with Decarbonisation Potential

Mechanical Catalytic Conversion (MECC): A Novel Process for the Conversion of Solid Biomass and Waste Oil Into Drop-in Liquid Transport Fuels and other By-products with Decarbonisation Potential

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Biomass conversion to intermediate bioenergy carriers and sustainable biofuels

Mechanical Catalytic Conversion (MECC): A Novel Process for the Conversion of Solid Biomass and Waste Oil Into Drop-in Liquid Transport Fuels and other By-products with Decarbonisation Potential

Short Introductive summary

The offsetting of global fossil fuel use with biofuels and recycled carbon fuels has been hampered by a lack of scalable and cost-effective solutions for their production. In this talk we will introduce a novel mechanical catalytic conversion (MECC) process for the conversion of waste solid biomass and waste oil into a range of products with decarbonisation potential, including a drop-in diesel fuel replacement. The process differs from existing methods used for the thermal decomposition of biomass and is currently operating at demo plant scale. Additional products, including a biocharcoal, are being produced in sufficient quantities for use in research and development with partners.

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David LUNN

XFuel Limited

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Co-authors:

D Lunn, XFuel Limited, Dublin, IRELAND
N Ball, XFuel Limited, Dublin, IRELAND
T Guenther, XFuel Limited, Dublin, IRELAND

Session reference: DP.1.3