Abundia Global Impact Group, Inc. has provided an update on the previously announced engineering partnership with Topsoe using their HydroFlex庐 upgrading technology for the Company’s first waste plastics-to-renewable fuels and chemicals facility at Cedar Port.
“We are pleased to provide shareholders with an update on the continued progress the Company has made over recent months on its engineering pack and to highlight Topsoe’s consistent delivery of critical information as we progress our Cedar Port facility toward commercialization,” said Joseph Gasik, Chief Operating Officer of Abundia. “Given Topsoe鈥檚 status and reputation within the industry, it should come as no surprise that they continue to deliver on schedule and within budget. We are now advancing the integration of technologies into a comprehensive FEED package. This progress reflects the disciplined execution of our development strategy and brings us another step closer to final investment approval (FIA).鈥�
In March 2026, Abundia announced its partnership with Topsoe, a leading global provider of energy transition technologies, for the deployment of Topsoe’s HydroFlex庐 upgrading technology as a key component of its planned Cedar Port facility. Building on that partnership, Abundia is pleased to report Topsoe has met all deliverables due to date, delivering critical engineering materials for its HydroFlex庐 upgrading technology including the first issue of piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), material selection diagrams (MSDs), and equipment lists. Delivery of these materials represents an important advancement in the engineering design package and provides the technical foundation for progressing the full Front-End-Engineering Design (FEED) for Abundia’s integrated technology solution.
The planned 80,000-ton-per-annum facility is being designed to convert waste plastics into high-value, commercial-grade products, including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), renewable diesel, and naphtha, by combining Alterra Energy’s proprietary plastics liquefaction technology with Topsoe’s HydroFlex庐 upgrading platform. The integrated FEED program is being advanced with Burns & McDonnell as FEED engineering partner and Nexus PMG as Owner’s Engineer, providing the engineering foundation for subsequent project execution, procurement, and ultimately, final investment approval.