Sulzer to supply pumps for one of Europe’s largest renewable energy plants
Sulzer has been selected by Shell to supply pumps for its major new biofuel facility under construction in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Sulzer’s pumps will support critical processes at the facility, including providing boiler feedwater to drive the steam turbine generator.
Expected to become one of the largest biofuels production sites in Europe, the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park will create sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and biodiesel from waste. Sulzer’s pumps will support critical processes at the facility, including providing boiler feedwater to drive the steam turbine generator.
Once complete, the revolutionary facility is set to produce enough renewable diesel to eliminate 2.8 million tons of CO2 emissions per year.
The Shell Energy and Chemicals Park is currently under construction, with the biofuels facility due to begin production in 2024. With an expected capacity of 820,000 tons of low carbon fuels (LCF) a year, the facility will deliver SAF, biodiesel, bioethanol and renewable compressed natural gas (R-CNG).
An important part of the project will see Sulzer supply high-pressure barrel pumps in both inline and back-to-back configurations. These feature a highly robust design and offer industry-leading performance. The pumps will support central processes at the facility, including providing boiler feedwater to create steam and drive the steam turbine generator.
The aim of the new facility is to support the decarbonization of the ever-growing transportation sector.
Once complete, the site could produce enough renewable diesel to eliminate 2.8 million tons of CO2 emissions annually. This is the equivalent of taking over 1 million European cars off the road.4 The project is also considered a key component for Shell in reaching its goal of becoming a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050.
Sulzer’s pumps will support critical processes at the facility, including providing boiler feedwater to drive the steam turbine generator.
Expected to become one of the largest biofuels production sites in Europe, the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park will create sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and biodiesel from waste. Sulzer’s pumps will support critical processes at the facility, including providing boiler feedwater to drive the steam turbine generator.
Once complete, the revolutionary facility is set to produce enough renewable diesel to eliminate 2.8 million tons of CO2 emissions per year.
The Shell Energy and Chemicals Park is currently under construction, with the biofuels facility due to begin production in 2024. With an expected capacity of 820,000 tons of low carbon fuels (LCF) a year, the facility will deliver SAF, biodiesel, bioethanol and renewable compressed natural gas (R-CNG).
An important part of the project will see Sulzer supply high-pressure barrel pumps in both inline and back-to-back configurations. These feature a highly robust design and offer industry-leading performance. The pumps will support central processes at the facility, including providing boiler feedwater to create steam and drive the steam turbine generator.
The aim of the new facility is to support the decarbonization of the ever-growing transportation sector.
Once complete, the site could produce enough renewable diesel to eliminate 2.8 million tons of CO2 emissions annually. This is the equivalent of taking over 1 million European cars off the road.4 The project is also considered a key component for Shell in reaching its goal of becoming a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050.
