The head of CountryMark says its co-processing project will benefit farmers as the refinery integrates more sustainable fuel into its production. Matt Smorch tells Brownfield the liquid fuels industry needs to adapt to demands to decarbonize. �There�s going to...
The head of CountryMark says its co-processing project will benefit farmers as the refinery integrates more sustainable fuel into its production.
Matt Smorch tells Brownfield the liquid fuels industry needs to adapt to demands to decarbonize.
�There�s going to be a tremendous growth for any type of vegetable oil, whether it�s corn oil or soybean oil or even used cooking oil,� he shares.� �I think that demand is going to continue to increase because it�s going to be a key part of decarbonization from a diesel fuel perspective.�
CountryMark has committed a quarter of the capital needed to co-process fuel in Indiana which Smorch says should use up to 1,500 barrels per day of refined soybean oil.
