Virgin Australia Enters MOU with Licella to Support New Australian Biofuel Technology.
Virgin Australia Enters MOU with Licella to Support New Australian Biofuel Technology.
Today Licella announced it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Virgin Australia in regards to the commercialisation of Licella’s biomass to biofuels technology, the Catalytic Hydrothermal Reactor (Cat-HTR).
Licella’s Cat-HTR produces sustainable bio-crude from waste water and a host of different biomass types. Bio-crude is ideally suited to producing a full range of transport fuels including petrol, diesel and jet fuel.
“Licella’s technology could potentially complement the variety of sustainable Australian feedstocks we are currently exploring,” said Virgin Australia Group Executive of Operations Sean Donohue.
Click here to see Virgin Australia’s full PDF media release.
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