On-demand webinar: Driving sustainability and innovation in Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) production & co-processing

The oil industry is undergoing significant changes, driven by stricter regulations and a rising demand for renewable fuels. Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) enables you to meet new requirements and offers a cost-effective solution for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as well as renewable diesel.

Do you want to stay competitive, optimize HVO production, and achieve your sustainability goals with minimal environmental impact?

Join our webinar for insights into Veolia Water Technologies’ innovative solutions that can enhance your efficiency, prepare you for upcoming regulations, and help you reach your environmental objectives.

During the webinar, our presenters showcase Veolia’s solutions and case studies that support the production of HVO fuels - renewable diesel (RD) and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) - ensuring:

• Solutions for alternative feedstocks 
• Improve reliability of HVO and co-processing units
  
• Optimization of operational costs and maximize yield with anaerobic solutions
• Lower carbon emission intensity and a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions
• Increased operational flexibility

In this webinar we will cover:

• Market trends in renewable fuel production
• Improving the overall CO₂ footprint and renewable features of the HVO site through water & process treatment
• Factors encouraging the use of renewable fuel sources
• Pretreatment technologies standards, renewable process sustainability and profitability  
• Real-world case studies showcasing how refining companies transformed their operations using our solution

This is what you'll learn:

• Solutions to improve HVO and co-processing operations
• Environmental and economic benefits of improving amine unit operations
• Formulated amine solvent solutions for CO₂ removal, and their role in reducing energy consumption, minimizing operational costs and improving reliability .
• How to maximize yield and convert waste into energy in the form of biogas using Biothane's anaerobic wastewater treatment technologies.