Shell, one of the global oil and gas companies, will establish a biofuel facility in the Netherlands with a capacity to produce 820,000 tons of clean fuel per year.

In the Netherlands, one of the largest biofuel facilities in Europe will be established by Royal Dutch Shell in order to help its target of reducing carbon emissions to net zero by 2050.

While the biofuel facility is planned to start production in 2024, the facility will produce aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel from oil waste, and the facility will also prevent the emission of approximately 2,800,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year.

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While 98% of the energy it uses is fossil fuel, Singapore is the world record holder in this field, while this country meets 73% of its energy needs from oil consumption.

Fossil fuel use is 93 percent in Australia and 91 percent in South Africa. In Luxembourg and the Netherlands, the use of fossil fuels is 90 percent.

While coal consumption in South Africa covers 73 percent of all fossil fuels, in the Netherlands 45 percent of total energy consumption is met from natural gas.

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