Expander Energyo proceed with the Carseland Bio-Synfuels project

In Canada, Expander Energy Inc intends to proceed with the Carseland Bio-Synfuels project. Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. has publicly announced that it intends to transition away from Bio-Synthetic fuels to its first undefined “Green Hydrogen” project in British Columbia.  Expander has notified Cielo that Expander, as contractually entitled, is proceeding with the Carseland Bio-Synfuels Project.

The Carseland project will integrate:

·      the operational Rocky Mountain Clean Fuels Inc. (RMCFI) Natural Gas to Liquids facility

·      a new Biomass Gasifier capable of providing additional bio-syngas feed for the facility and increasing production by 8 million liters/year of Bio-SynDiesel™ and Bio-SynJet™

·      a new Isomerization unit capable of producing Arctic Diesel and Synthetic Kerosene (Jet)

·      a new hydrogen purification unit to allow for Hydrogen vehicle fueling in the Calgary area

Expander has a firm contract for supply of biomass feedstock.

Expander has received approval from the British Columbia Low Carbon Fuels Branch for a new fuel code BCLCF702.0 – Renewable Synthetic Diesel produced from wood waste (cellulose) with a Life Cycle Carbon Intensity of 32.56 gCO2e/MJ.

Over the next few weeks, Expander will work with the other project stakeholders to re-instate commercial agreements and the regulatory applications required for the project.