The Port Neches Facility, the largest biodiesel production facility in the US, consists of two parallel process units for pretreatment and transesterification. The biodiesel production facility became operational in December of 2008 and has produced over 750 million gallons of ASTM D6751 compliant biodiesel. With more than seventeen million gallons of storage capacity, along with a deepwater port (42’ draft), rail access (KCS line) and proximity to several major refineries and terminals, the Port Neches site has unprecedented access to biodiesel feedstock and biodiesel blendstock markets. Integration with Huntsman’s olefins and oxides complex in Port Neches, Texas, allows Renewable Biofuels to capture the benefits of Huntsman's existing infrastructure.
ICP/OES (trace metal analysis)
GC/FID (Methyl Ester Content, Free and Total Glycerin, Fatty Acid Profiling,..)
Wet Chemistry (FFA, Acid Number, Iodine Value,...)
Sulfur Analysis
Oxidation Stability
In-process Near Infra Red Spectroscopy
Moisture
Cold Filter Plugging Point
Cold Flow Properties
Cloud Point
Flash Point
UV/VIS
ASTM D6751 and EN 14214 Quality Standard Testing
Contamination
Quality Management for Process Control
Trace Analysis
Oxidation Stability
NOPA Specifications for Feedstock Quality Control (AOCS Methodology)
Fuel Quality Management
Cold Flow Studies
Research & Development
Feed-oil Blending Analysis and Production Prediction
Composition Property Performance
Kevin Redmond | CFO
Roger Fowler | Sr. VP - Manufacturing & Technical
Greg Godfrey | Plant Manager
Amol More | Operations & Engineering Manager
Kyle Ball | VP Sales, Trading & Marketing