Dresser-Rand will supply two reciprocating compressors, a DATUM centrifugal compressor and controls system for the project.
The other joint venture partner, Darling International, will supply feedstock for the renewable plant.
The project will use hydroprocessing process from Honeywell’s UOP known as the UOP/Eni Ecofining process to convert recycled animal fats, recycled cooking oils and other feedstocks into high-quality green diesel fuel.
The facility is expected to produce approximately 137 million gallons per year of renewable diesel fuel, which is considered a second generation fuel.
US-based Darling International is a provider of rendering, recycling and recovery solutions to the nation’s food industry.
