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(Clariant) Indonesian oil & gas company Pertamina and Clariant collaboratively evaluate the feasibility of sunliquid ® technology to convert available regional feedstocks into advanced biofuels; Technology evaluation and conceptual engineering study also cornerstone to the work; Pertamina presented project collaboration details at Hannover Messe Clariant, a focused, sustainable, and innovative specialty chemical company, is working with Indonesia’s state-owned oil and gas corporation, Pertamina, since 2018 to evaluate and test the feasibility of Clariant’s sunliquid® technology to proce...

Clariant collaborates with Pertamina on advanced biofuels assessment By Mary Page Bailey | April 20, 2021 Clariant AG (Muttenz, Switzerland) has been working with Indonesia’s state-owned oil and gas corporation, Pertamina, since 2018 to evaluate and test the feasibility of Clariant’s sunliquid technology to process available regional feedstocks in Indonesia into the advanced biofuel, cellulosic ethanol. Indonesia has a vast potential of untapped biomass, from empty fruit bunches to palm leaves, that could be converted into cellulosic ethanol. Their present-day utilization is negligible a...

Clariant collaborates with Indonesia's Pertamina in advanced biofuels assessment 4/19/2021 Clariant is working with Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas corporation, Pertamina, since 2018 to evaluate and test the feasibility of Clariant's sunliquid ® technology to process available regional feedstocks in Indonesia into the advanced biofuel, cellulosic ethanol. Indonesia has a vast potential of untapped biomass, from empty fruit bunches to palm leaves, that could be converted into cellulosic ethanol. Their present-day utilization is negligible and, until now, both feedstocks are frequently bur...

2021 AFPM Annual Meeting Virtual Edition: Predictive model for blend stability analysis 4/12/2021   If not managed correctly, the blending of incompatible crude oils can potentially lead to a variety of transportation, storage and upgrading challenges. With the introduction of IMO 2020 regulations, the use of very low-sulfur fuel oil (VLSFO) blends has become more prevalent, and similar challenges associated with preparing viable, compatible blends have emerged. In addition, crude oil incompatibility can increase the stability of water in oil emulsions, presenting a significant challenge to ...