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Deliver a more sustainable LPG, by blending in our renewable DME

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We make Oberon's rDME® fuels from renewable feedstocks, like biogas and organic wastes, and supply LPG firms worldwide. Using the Oberon process, and depending on the feedstock, we deliver rDME® fuel with a low or even negative carbon intensity (CI). The California Air Resources Board (CARB) estimated our process could make renewable DME with a -278 CI*.​

Blend up to 20%; get up to 60% lower carbon intensity (CI)

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Example of LPG – rDME   fuel blending.

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How it works

Commercial deployments and trials happening worldwide

Oberon built and operates the world’s first commercial-scale production plant for renewable DME, with a capacity of 1.5 million gallons per year. Major firms have validated our value proposition, including:

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We are currently in discussions with major LPG companies regarding early, preferential access to our product and/or long-term, high-volume offtake agreements.

 

Additionally, the World LPG Association and others support the use of renewable DME by the industry; and Oberon is active in groups including: 

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Commercial deployments

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* The CI of Oberon's rDME   fuel can vary based on many factors, as well as the CI of blends made with it.

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