In the UK, BBC reported that LanzaTech has announced plans to invest $820 million to produce sustainable fuel at a site near Hull, in the UK.
LanzaTech said its DRAGON II project would produce sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel, creating 150 long-term jobs and 300 more during construction at the Saltend Chemicals Park.
Construction work is expected to start in 2027 and the site will be operational in 2030, the company said.
Jim Woodger, the company’s managing director for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Americas, said it selected the Saltend site because it offered “exceptional infrastructure for SAF production”.
The firm said it expected the DRAGON II project would deliver about 80,000 tons of SAF and 8,000 tons of renewable diesel each year.
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