BDI & Rieckermann are supporting China’s biofuel market amid EU import challenges
The latest 2024 International Biofuel Focus Convention marked a big milestone for Rieckermann, as the corporate introduced that applied sciences from BDI, an organization they co-own, are actually formally out there on the Chinese language market by way of the group. The announcement was made by Massimiliano Carlini (Rieckermann Managing Director in China), and Hermann Stockinger (BDI Head of Gross sales Administration).
Along with this announcement, the convention functioned as a platform for the corporate to have interaction in energetic discussions centered round sustainable aviation gas (SAF) know-how, notably the pre-treatment of waste oils, fat, and greases. Additional subjects included an exploration of strategies to scale back natural chlorine within the aforementioned course of, with particular consideration given to rising market calls for for cost-efficient operations.
The convention noticed round 200 attendees, predominantly from China, highlighting the rising curiosity in sustainable gas options throughout the area. The occasion additionally aligned with the nation’s strategic transfer in the direction of greener power options, presenting know-how processes that aren’t solely sustainable, but additionally worthwhile and readily accessible.
China’s biodiesel market faces important challenges because of EU import duties, so Rieckermann and BDI’s newest providing is due to this fact aimed toward offsetting these results and energizing the native biofuel section. This initiative additionally highlights each firms’ dedication to fostering innovation and advancing development throughout the business.
The International Biofuel Focus Convention befell from November 26 to twenty-eight, 2024 in Haikou, China. Organized by the Enmore Group, this yr marked the occasion’s eleventh version.
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