Abundia Secures 10-Year Feedstock Deal for Cedar Port Waste-to-Fuel Plant
Event summary
- Abundia has signed a 10-year agreement with Frankfort Plastics to supply 40,000 tons per year of Polyolefin Plastic Waste (POP) for its Cedar Port Waste-to-Fuels facility.
- The deal covers approximately 50% of the expected feedstock requirement for Abundia’s first Cedar Port plant.
- Frankfort Plastics processes over 13,000 tons of plastic film annually, converting hard-to-recycle waste into clean feedstock.
- The agreement includes the option for Abundia to purchase additional volumes at its discretion.
The big picture
This agreement is a critical step in Abundia’s effort to build a commercial-scale waste-to-fuel platform, addressing one of the core challenges in the sector: securing reliable, long-term feedstock supply. The deal underscores the growing collaboration between waste processors and renewable energy companies to create closed-loop systems for hard-to-recycle materials. The strategic partnership with Frankfort Plastics also highlights the increasing importance of supply chain security in the waste-to-fuel industry, particularly as companies scale up operations.
What we're watching
- Supply Chain Reliability
- Whether Abundia can secure the remaining 50% of feedstock needed to meet full operational capacity at Cedar Port.
- Commercial Execution
- The pace at which Abundia advances toward Final Investment Decision (FID) for its Cedar Port facility.
- Scalability
- How this long-term agreement may support future facilities as part of Abundia’s broader rollout plan.