Renewable Diesel and Jet Fuels
St. Joseph Renewable Fuels, LLC (“St. Joseph”) is a waste to diesel company that has brought together a team of business, technology and renewable fuels experts to develop various renewable diesel fuel projects in the United States and internationally. In the United States, St. Joseph is developing a renewable diesel plant that converts fats, oils (plant and animal), and grease-based feedstocks into renewable diesel fuel and monetizable by-products that include naphtha, technical grade glycerin, and distilled water (a “FOG2RD Plant”). The vision of St. Joseph’s founders is to bring new sources of renewable fuels to metropolitan, rural and underserved communities across the globe in a sustainable manner that benefits both the local and global environment.
GREEN CHECKLIST
CLEANER BURNING THAN TRADITIONAL DIESEL
- Drop In Renewable Diesel product replaces fossil-based diesel and equa performance standards.
POSITIVE IMPACTS TO HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
- Renewable Diesel reduces air pollution health related issues for high risk populations of children & elderly.
- Creates a $20MM effort to provide a 5-year COVID-19 testing program called HealthCheck.
CLIMATE, SOCIETAL AND POLITICAL OFFSET POTENTIALS
- Less consumption of fossil fuels reduces potential conflicts over access to crude oil reserves.
GAME CHANGER - SUSTAINABLE RENEWABLE FUELS
- 100% renewable and sustainable project.
- Reduces CO2, NOX & SOX emissions.
- Made by repurposing waste fats, oils and greases.
- Eliminate food versus fuel debate.
- Improves air quality and public health.
- Enables fleets to reduce carbon emissions.
- Meets Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS).
- Carbon Intensity of finished product is certified by 3rd party regulatory pathway approval.
- Reduces dependence on petroleum products.
- Supported by CA and EPA carbon credit markets.
GREEN BOND PRINCIPLES
MEETING THE ICMA BEST PRACTICES
- Recycling of food waste fats, oils and grease to renewable diesel.
- One of the largest Opportunity Zone Projects in the US providing demand for skilled jobs for a federally identified economically deprived region.
- Job training into green career employment.in the US providing demand for skilled jobs for a federally identified economically deprived region.
- Green Facility designed to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design “LEED” principles.
- Renewable energy systems to support power needs.
- Water recycled and treated to a level of irrigation quality for facility uses.
- Mitigation of 90 Million Gallons Per Annum of fossil derived diesel, including life cycle offsets to drilling, piping, refining, transportation.
- Reduction of atmospheric greenhouse gases by use of renewable diesel.
- Engagement with 3rd party validation service for annual reporting to all stakeholders.