16:06 PM | February 16, 2021 | Clay Boswell
Encina Development Group (Encina; The Woodlands, Texas) and Flint Hills Resources say they are exploring a collaboration to produce renewable chemicals and fuels from plastic waste.
The two have signed a nonbinding term sheet that proposes construction of a facility in Corpus Christi, Texas. Flint Hills would market the aromatic products produced at the Encina Corpus Christi facility and work with its affiliates to market renewable aromatic products from other Encina plants in the US.
“Our work with Encina is an exciting addition to our growing portfolio of renewable product and technology investments,” says Francis Murphy, senior vice president/chemicals at Flint Hills. “Renewable aromatics and bioplastics are playing an increasingly import role in the product value chain and reducing environmental impacts while still delivering on all the various products that make modern life possible.”
“Flint Hills Resources is an excellent partner for Encina,” says David Schwedel, executive director at Encina. “They have deep domain industry expertise and an aligned focus on delivering highly-valued and sustainable products to the marketplace.”
In December 2020, Encina and Braskem announced a collaboration for the production of circular propylene from plastic waste.
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