Polaris EPC receives approval for its clean fuels technology
Published by Bella Weetch,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Polaris EPC Inc., a privately-owned company focusing on clean refining and energy projects, announced it has received approval from the US Patent and Trademark Office for its UltraFuels® Technology Process.
The UltraFuels units are custom designed for any production capacity. The design flexibility allows for the production of a wide variety of clean fuels such as ultra low sulfur diesel (ULSD), 87 regular, 87 clean, 93 premium, jet and marine fuel oil. The smaller size of the base unit allows the owner to accelerate the operating permit process in some states. This factor, along with the modular design, significantly reduces the overall project schedule and risk.
Gerry R. Obluda, Co-Founder and Director of Marketing and Technology, said “We are pleased that our industry-disrupting technology has received validation for the ‘Process of Upgrading Ultralight Crude Oil and Condensates,’ registered with the trademark UltraFuels.”
“Our UltraFuels units are designed to produce low-carbon ‘blue’ transportation fuels by processing light crude oil and condensate while generating minimal facility emissions,” continued Obluda. “We consider these units to be the next-generation in transportation fuels, incorporating the latest low-emission technologies in a unique, modular equipment configuration. This configuration is compatible with the latest greenhouse gas reduction technologies. When combined, the carbon dioxide and pollutant emissions are 95% less than the average US oil refinery.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/clean-fuels/12012022/polaris-epc-receives-approval-for-its-clean-fuels-technology/
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