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Bayou Fuels

Bayou Fuels is a fuel producer in sustainable aviation fuel, based in United States.

Produces sustainable aviation fuel from waste woody biomass with carbon capture and storage.

Where Bayou Fuels sits, from feedstock to flight

About

The Bayou Fuels plant is a facility focused on the commercial-scale production of negative-carbon liquid fuels, specifically sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). It uses waste woody biomass feedstock, renewable power, and carbon capture and storage to produce fuel with deeply negative carbon intensity. The goal is to help achieve net zero carbon aviation by 2050. The plant, located in Natchez, Mississippi, is the first of a planned series of biorefineries across the South East. It aims to produce 25 million US gallons a year of SAF, which can be blended to deliver 57 million US gallons a year of net zero aviation fuel. The broader plan includes a series of projects to produce a blended 300 milli

From the SAFxCHANGE company list, where it is filed as "Fuel Producer".

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