(Lat Am Investor) … However, as mining experts reveal elsewhere in this report, copper supply will be unable to replace every existing internal combustion engine with an EV by 2050. … That means biofuels will also play an important role. Latin America is already the world’s largest biofuel producer and, more importantly, it has ample room to increase production. A UN report found that thanks to abundant freshwater and vast stretches of unused farmland, Latin America’s has 42% of the world’s potential increase in agricultural production.
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When Brazil’s largest biofuel producer, ECB Group, starts operations in Paraguay it will cement Latin America’s leading position in the industry. That’s because the Paraguayan project, Omega Green, is Latin America’s first ever second-generation biorefinery. Omega Green, which opens in 2024, will produce HVO, a type of biodiesel, and SPK, a bio aviation fuel. European oil majors, Shell and BP, have already signed offtake con
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Investancia and ECB sign deal
Reforestation with Pongamia
Pongamia tree
Pongamia Trees will produce 300,000 tonnes of sustainable second generation feedstock every year by 2030 in boost for global green transport initiatives.
We are extremely proud to team-up with the strategic investment of ECB to establish the first major HVO refinery in the southern hemisphere.” Marcel van Heesewijk, CEO & Founder of Investancia ASUNCIóN, PARAGUAY, February 23, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Leading agroforestry and research company Investancia today signed a 30-year offtake deal with ECB Group that will see 300,000 tonnes of ‘reforestation oil’ from pongamia oil produced annually by 2030. The deal represents a significant step forward in the global green transport transition.