RTI cooperates with Phillips 66 on cooking oil SAF
In Ohio, Waste Today reported that Restaurant Technologies, Inc. (RTI) says it has entered into a long-term agreement to supply used cooking oil from American restaurants to produce renewable fuels at a refinery in California operated by petroleum company Phillips 66.
“Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) starts in a place most people never expect: the deep fryer,” states Minneapolis-based RTI.
RTI supplies Phillips 66 with what it calls high quality, traceable, International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC)-certified used cooking oil (UCO) to support SAF production at the Phillips 66 Rodeo Renewable Energy Complex in California, according to the report.
The Phillips 66 Rodeo refinery in that California city hosts “one of the largest renewable fuels facilities in the world,” according to RTI, which says its ISCC certification aligns with the United Nations Global Compact and recognizes that the company meets high standards for renewable feedstocks, greenhouse gas reduction and circular economy practices, it added.
Category: SAF
