Projects

Shovel-ready projects; the next wave of greenfield projects in North America

Our state-of-the-art facilities are designed to produce renewable fuels including Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Renewable Diesel (RD).

SAF provides a drop-in solution to decarbonize the aviation industry. Renewable Diesel offers a cleaner-burning alternative for road and rail transport, powering trucks, trains, and other heavy-duty vehicles.

Using our templated design and multiple site approach, our facilities will use readily available agricultural feedstocks like canola and soybean oil, as well as tallow, distiller’s corn oil (DCO) and used cooking oil (UCO). We will convert these oils into high-quality renewable fuels using a commercially proven technology known as HEFA (Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids). HEFA is the most mature and widely-used production pathway for renewable fuels globally.

Utilizing World Class technology that has been successfully deployed around the world.

Advancing the biofuels industry

Across North America

British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario

Canada

An Azure Facility demonstrates clear alignment with the objectives and criteria defining a Project of National Interest (PONI); providing significant economic, sovereignty and climate benefits with proposed locations in Ontario, and British Columbia and an environmentally licensed facility in Manitoba.

Well advanced and aligned with The One Canadian Economy Act
A MADE-IN-CANADA SOLUTION ADDING C$1B+ ANNUALLY TO THE CANADIAN ECONOMY
CANADIAN FARMERS ARE THE PRIMARY BENEFICIARIES OF SECURE, STABLE, LONG-TERM DEMAND. AZURE’S FACILITY REQUIRES 10% OF CANADA’S EXISTING CRUSHED CANOLA OIL CAPACITY ANNUALLY
Extends Canada’s position as an energy superpower and global leader in clean energy growth

Key aspects of the proposed Canadian Facilities:

Produces 584mm liters of renewable fuels and the MB and BC sites can double capacity as demand grows.

Utilizes agricultural feedstocks, predominantly vegetable oils, such as canola and soybean.

Utilizes rail as the primary means of transportation of feedstock and SAF.

Creates 1,500 construction jobs and ~ 120 permanent full-time jobs per facility, growing to 150 with future expansions.

British Columbia

Located in Kamloops, British Columbia on the ancestral lands of the Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc (“TteS”), the proposed 7Mile Renewable Fuels Production Facility is a joint project between TteS’ business arm, Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC), and Azure Sustainable Fuels. Together, we are ensuring this project is rooted in a shared commitment to environmental sustainability, cultural preservation, and economic development.

Our facility leverages its position in the heart of the Interior to connect efficiently with western Canadian markets and Pacific export routes. Access to key rail and highway infrastructure ensures timely delivery and broad market reach.

Please explore the 7Mile Renewable Fuels project website for further details:

Manitoba

Strategically located just west of Winnipeg, our environmentally licensed facility offers a direct source of canola and soybean oils from the province’s agricultural community. Our Manitoba site presents the opportunity to co-locate a crushing facility, drawing from the local farming community. It is also situated near major transportation corridors, allowing seamless distribution across central Canada. Its central location supports efficient service to both eastern and western markets.

Ontario

The Port Colborne, Ontario facility sits along the Welland Canal, offering unique access to Great Lakes shipping and rail connections. This strategic location enhances our ability to serve both Canadian and U.S. customers quickly and reliably.

KANSAS

United States

Azure’s U.S. project is technologically proven, commercially ready, and backed by strong industry partnerships to produce domestic energy from American agricultural feedstocks. The Liberty Plains project will significantly increase domestic SAF production, create high-paying American jobs in a region with emerging economic opportunities, and advance a durable state of American energy dominance.

100% Made in America value chain
AT FULL OPERATING CAPACITY THE FACILITY WOULD REQUIRE APPROXIMATELY 1.4 BILLION POUNDS OF 100% AMERICAN PRODUCED AND PROCESSED FEEDSTOCKS ANNUALLY, WITH A CURRENT ANNUAL MARKET VALUE OF APPROXIMATELY US$750MM
RECEIVED KEY REGULATORY APPROVALS AND WOULD BE THE FIRST IN THE US WITH THE ABILITY TO INTEGRATE FEEDSTOCK WITH CARBON CAPTURE, UTILIZATION & STORAGE (CCUS)
This location represents an opportunity for the first major investment of this scale for the region

Key aspects of the proposed US Facility

Produces 150mm gallons of saleable renewable fuels annually, with capacity designed to double as demand grows.

Offers flexibility to use various U.S. produced feedstocks: distiller’s corn oil, tallow, soybean oil, with the capability to adapt to include others based on market pricing and availability.

The adjacent soybean crushing facility provides an option to directly supply a portion of feedstock, with remainder brought in by rail.

Creates 1,500 construction jobs and 120 full-time positions for operations.

Liberty Plains

Located in Cherryvale, Kansas; the heart of American agricultural growing region, the Liberty Plains project is in a prime location for access to feedstocks, while also, allowing complete market access by rail.

The facility’s co-location with Bartlett’s soybean crusher provides feedstock security and cost advantage.