France goes to biofuel

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Biofuel and renewable energy projects look set to form an important part in the development of French ports in the future. At 87 Mt, HAROPA passed Marseille-Fos (81 Mt) as France’s largest port complex last year, mainly because Total shut down its Mède refinery during the year, to begin the process of converting it to biofuels. As a result, crude oil imports at Fos were down 3% to 26.3 Mt, and this is permanent, as the converted Mède refinery will (from 2019) source raw materials domestically by

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France goes to biofuel

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Biofuel and renewable energy projects look set to form an important part in the development of French ports in the future. At 87 Mt, HAROPA passed Marseille-Fos (81 Mt) as France’s largest port complex last year, mainly because Total shut down its Mède refinery during the year, to begin the process of converting it to biofuels. As a result, crude oil imports at Fos were down 3% to 26.3 Mt, and this is permanent, as the converted Mède refinery will (from 2019) source raw materials domestically by

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