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Braya Renewable Fuels

Braya Renewable Fuels is an under construction renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel project in Canada, owned by Cresta Fund Management. Its announced capacity is 836 thousand tonnes a year (1.0 billion litres, 276 million US gallons), by the Co-processing pathway. It is due to start in 2022. The record was read from the news by the reader (biomassmagazine.com, June 1, 2022) and settled by rule; it has not been checked by a person.

836thousand tonnes a year1,045 million litres, 276 million US gallons
under constructionstatusdue 2022
Co-processingpathwayrenewable diesel and SAF
CanadaNorth Americaplace not recorded

The record

Owner
Cresta Fund Management
Place
Canada
Pathway
Co-processing
Fuel
renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel
Status
under construction
Announced capacity
835.6 thousand tonnes a year · 1,044.5 million litres · 275.9 million US gallons
Due to start
2022
Where the record came from
Read from the news by the reader: Cresta Fund Management to use Topsoe’s HydroFlex for SAF production in Newfoundland refinery (biomassmagazine.com, 2022-06-01); settled by rule, not yet checked by a person.
Notes
read from the news on 2026-10-16; not yet checked

Other plants and projects recorded with Cresta Fund Management

PlantWhereStatusCapacity, thousand tonnes a yearStarts
Braya Renewable FuelsCanadaunder construction8362022

In the news latest items naming Cresta Fund Management

Capacity is as announced, a year, with tonnes counted at 0.8 kilograms per litre; a plant's own figure may differ. A record "settled by rule" was read from an article by the reader and checked only against the site's rules (a plausible size, a real owner, no duplicate), not by a person. Cite as: eFlight SAFxCHANGE, Braya Renewable Fuels: sustainable aviation fuel plant record, https://eflight.com/saf/plant/braya-renewable-fuels-canada, retrieved 2026-10-18. Terms. To correct the record, write to [email protected].