Attachment 7. MSW Overview for Study Session held Apr 27, 2021 9:00am at Remote

7. MSW Overview

Municipal Solid
Waste (MSW) to
SAF Efforts

1

              WSU Feedstock Study
• Examined the potential of Northwest
feedstocks to meet the Port’s SAF goal
(75 million gallons)
• Looked at lipids, forest residuals, and
municipal solid waste (MSW)
• Developed cost per gallon of SAF for
purposes of comparison

2

        Sufficient MSW and Forest Residuals



3

                                            •  Units are $/gallon and MM
gallons/year produced
•  $/gallon of SAF is dependent
on volume of feedstock and
production facility scale
•  High values are controlled
by pioneer CAPEX
•  Range relates to risk with
current technology

4

      MSW Offers best availability-price combo



5

      MSW Partnership Study with King County
• King County Cedar Hills landfill is nearing capacity
• County has explored options for export-by-rail or waste to
energy facilities in the past
• Agreement to co-finance and work collaboratively to evaluate
the opportunity to convert the region’s MSW to liquid fuels in a
way that is economically, socially and technically feasible
• Scope of Work currently in development

6

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