Tidewater Renewables Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has safely completed the planned seven-day outage to reinstall the repaired component at the corporation's renewable diesel and renewable hydrogen complex (the HDRD complex) located in&nbsp;Prince George, British Columbia.As previously disclosed, the HDRD complex experienced a short, unplanned outage from&nbsp;Oct. 15, 2025&nbsp;to&nbsp;Oct. 29, 2025&nbsp;due to an identified equipment anomaly. The issue was temporarily repaired and the affected component was sent offsite to be rebuilt. With the temporary repair in place, utilization averaged approximately 2,250 bbl/d from&nbsp;Nov. 1, 2025&nbsp;until the commencement of the planned outage on&nbsp;Dec. 6, 2025.During the planned outage, the temporary repair was removed and the rebuilt component was safely installed. The outage was completed on&nbsp;Dec. 12, 2025&nbsp;and utilization at the HDRD Complex has steadily increased back to full capacity of 3,000 bbl/day.&nbsp;

Tidewater Renewables Ltd. has safely completed the planned seven-day outage to reinstall the repaired component at the corporation's renewable diesel and renewable hydrogen complex located in Prince George, British Columbia.

Tidewater Renewables completes planned outage, returns to full capacity

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