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Removal of total sulfur from petrol and diesel fuel

The initiator reports an available technology and chemical process for hydrogenation. The objective is engineering and industrial implementation worldwide.

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Excerpt from the document “Industrial and environmental projects of SPECZASHCHITA” dated 26 October 2026.

The new profiles are based on information provided by Sergey Leonidovich Sokolov on 26 October 2026. All amounts, capacities, payback periods and market estimates below are reported parameters. No technical, financial or legal review has been conducted. Financing and the participation of the named companies have not been confirmed.

Working code SZ-IND-20261026-01

Investment: an average of 10 million USD for a capacity of 1 million tonnes/year; 100 million USD for 10 million tonnes/year. For comparison, the initiator cites 1 billion USD for conventional technology with the same capacity. Claimed savings: capital expenditure reduced by a factor of 10 and operating expenditure by a factor of 2. Payback period: up to 1 year. Overall investment scale for this area: 10–30 billion USD.

To be clarified: the rights holder, process flow, test results, feedstock composition and product quality; a consistent scope for comparing costs; the pilot budget and payback model. The name of the process requires confirmation through technical documentation.

The status of the current entries is: included for project development.

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EQUILIBRIUM: test results. ORION: agreed scientific materials.

The topics indicate areas for preparing materials under the plan dated 26 October 2026.

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Source: industrial-ecological-projects-20261026.docx. The text is published without editorial paraphrasing.

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