North Dakota Refinery Seeks to Convert to Renewable Diesel

Plant would be a first-of-its-kind facility for state as well as Andeavor

Photo: Andeavor
Photo: Andeavor

The owner of a small crude oil refinery in North Dakota is seeking to convert the facility to process vegetable oil into renewable diesel instead of continuing to make petroleum, reportsThe Bismarck Tribune.

Andeavor迪金森炼油厂申请空气quality permit from the state Department of Health to process locally produced soybean oil and other renewable feedstock. The refinery plans to export the renewable diesel to California, where it's in high demand.

The renewable diesel plant would be a first-of-its-kind facility for North Dakota as well as Andeavor.

The proposal builds on a pilot project at the refinery that processes vegetable oil and Bakken crude to create a 5% renewable diesel blend, said Destin Singleton, an Andeavor spokeswoman.

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