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World Energy (Paramount, planned expansion)

World Energy (Paramount, planned expansion) is a planned sustainable aviation fuel project in Paramount, California, United States, owned by World Energy. Its announced capacity is 576 thousand tonnes a year (720 million litres, 190 million US gallons), by the HEFA pathway. The record comes from the SAFxCHANGE producers table of December 2023.

576thousand tonnes a year720 million litres, 190 million US gallons
plannedstatusno start year on file
HEFApathwayrecorded as "HEFA-SPK"
United StatesNorth AmericaParamount, California

The record

Owner
World Energy
Place
Paramount, California, United States (33.887, -118.161)
Pathway
HEFA (recorded as "HEFA-SPK")
Fuel
sustainable aviation fuel
Status
planned
Announced capacity
576 thousand tonnes a year · 720 million litres · 190.2 million US gallons
Due to start
not recorded
Where the record came from
The SAFxCHANGE producers table of December 2023.
Notes
one of two records for this site in the producers table

Other plants and projects recorded with World Energy

PlantWhereStatusCapacity, thousand tonnes a yearStarts
World Energy (Los Angeles)Los Angeles, United Statesplanned1,5142027
World Energy (Houston)Houston, United Statespaused7202025
World Energy (Paramount, planned expansion)Paramount, United Statesplanned576
World Energy (Paramount, operating)Paramount, United Statespaused1442024

In the news latest items naming World Energy

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, World Energy (Paramount, planned expansion): sustainable aviation fuel plant record, https://eflight.com/saf/plant/world-energy-paramount-planned-expansion, retrieved 2026-10-18. Terms. To correct the record, write to [email protected].