OMV Petrom has signed a supply contract with Astra Bioplants for pre-treated waste oil, valued at over €700 million, to produce sustainable fuel.
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OMV Petrom has announced on the Bucharest Stock Exchange a five-year contract with Astra Bioplants Ltd for the purchase of pre-treated used oil, essential for the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Deliveries will start in 2028 and the price will be based on a formula indexed to international quotations. The company has secured over 80% of the feedstock needed for the first stage of production at the SAF/HVO plant under construction. OMV Petrom is controlled by OMV Austria and the Romanian state.
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