Perpetual Next Secures PreZero Feedstock Deal for Dutch Biofuel Facilities
PreZero will deliver low-grade waste wood to support Perpetual Next's biomethanol and biomethane production sites in Delfzijl and Moerdijk.
Netherlands-headquartered Perpetual Next has finalized a feedstock supply contract with European environmental services and waste management operator PreZero to support its alternative fuel processing projects.
Under the terms of the agreement, PreZero will supply low-grade waste wood to two production plants Perpetual Next is currently developing in the Netherlands, located in Delfzijl and Moerdijk.
The delivered timber residue will be processed into biomethanol and biomethane as Perpetual Next advances its production footprint in the region.
Perpetual Next Chief Commercial Officer Jurre Hijman stated that securing predictable output and stable manufacturing across the Delfzijl and Moerdijk assets required a dependable feedstock partner capable of delivering the necessary volume and material specifications.
The project developer noted that it has introduced a standardized operational concept across its processing sites to streamline facility development.
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