SCA and St1 enter joint venture to produce and develop renewable diesel and biojet fuels

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By mmillikinSep 21, 2021, 4:30 am957 ptsInteresting
Forest products company SCA and St1 have entered a joint venture in Sweden to produce and sell renewable HVO diesel and biojet fuel. SCA will supply tall oil to the joint venture for feedstock and will invest approximately SEK 0.6 billion (US$71.7 million) in the company. SCA and St1 will be equal shareholders…

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