Yamatji Southern Regional Corporation, with Veyter and Canada’s Agilitas, proposes a $2.5 billion renewable diesel refinery for Western Australia near Geraldton. The project is described as a new agri-diesel or renewable diesel plant intended to process feedstocks locally and produce fuel at large scale.
The outlets also link the proposal to Australia’s wider push to rebuild and expand onshore refining capacity. One report specifies the plant’s potential output at about 1.1 billion litres of renewable diesel per year, positioning it as a major production facility rather than a smaller processing site.
Across the sources, the core agreement remains that the project is in the planning stage, involves the Yamatji group as traditional owners, and partners include a Canadian strategic company. Differences are limited to naming and framing, with one outlet emphasizing the “agri-diesel” terminology and the stated production capacity, while others focus on the overall scale and location near Geraldton.
