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ARC Bio Demonstrates Canadian Forest Residue Pathway To Sustainable Aviation Fuel

PORT-CARTIER — ARC Bio, the Canadian joint venture between an affiliate of Bioénergie AE Cote-Nord Canada Inc. and Alder Renewables, announced the successful demonstration of a pathway to produce sustainable aviation fuel from Canadian forest residues through refinery co-processing on Sept. 30. The demonstration reportedly brings together Canada’s forest products industry, renewable fuels technology and existing refining infrastructure to show h…

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The pyrolytic oil produced from forest residues at the Bioénergie Æ Côte-Nord plant in Port-Cartier has recently been at the heart of a conclusive test to make it an aviation fuel. It is ARC Bio, a Canadian joint venture between an affiliate of Bioénergie Æ Cote-Nord Canada Inc. ("Bioénergie AECN") and Alder Renewables, which is behind this project. [...] The post Port-Cartier pyrolytic oil turned into aviation fuel appeared first on Le Nord-Côt…

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Canadian Manufacturing broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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