In the UK, low-carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) company HAMR Energy has received $22.4 million in conditional funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to advance its projects that will transform Australian plantation forestry residues and renewable energy into sustainable aviation fuel. The report noted that the commitment is the first investment under the Australian […]
In South Korea, Hyundai Motor Group announced the opening of HTWO ENERGY Cheongju, its first Group-operated integrated waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) production and refueling facility, establishing a localized hydrogen production ecosystem within the city. The facility represents a breakthrough for HTWO’s W2H business, transforming regional waste streams into hydrogen, reducing supply chain costs over traditional hydrogen sourced […]
In the UK, Gas World reported that Sunfire has been named preferred electrolyzer supplier by Finland’s Ren-Gas for its green hydrogen and e-methane projects, positioning the German manufacturer to supply a further 300MW of electrolyzers across the developer’s wider project pipeline. The announcement comes shortly after Ren-Gas signed a $1.14 billion offtake agreement for green […]
In Bulgaria, See News reported that Chinese electrolyzer company BriHyNergy has delivered a 15 MW proton exchange membrane (PEM) hydrogen production system for a renewable hydrogen project in Romania. The project will integrate renewable energy with PEM water electrolysis technology to enable large-scale green hydrogen production, BriHyNergy said. The turnkey 15 MW installation includes integrated […]
In India, The Tribune reported that Akasa Air and Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) signed an MoU to collaborate on the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in India. Akasa Air, BPCL partner to boost sustainable aviation fuel adoption in India. Under the agreement, the two companies will establish a framework for the supply and offtake […]
In the UK, GasWorld reported that Ireland-headquartered e-fuels developer ETFuels (ETF) has selected the Humber’s Port of Immingham for its 35,000-ton UK green hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) project. The methanol-to-jet facility will be sited on Kings Road and will use green methanol produced at its planned facility in Texas as a feedstock, according to […]
In France, Axens announced the launch of the ERA project (Ethanol to Refuel Aviation), France’s first industrial-scale SAF production unit based on advanced bioethanol. With a planned capacity of 50,000 tons per year, the facility—currently in the process of site selection in France—is expected to start operations in 2030. The ERA project further strengthens Axens’ […]
In Nigeria, The Guardian reported that the Federal Government of Nigeria inaugurated a seven-member National High-Level Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Steering Committee to coordinate the implementation of Nigeria’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Program and drive the decarbonization of the country’s aviation sector. The committee comprises the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Minister of Innovation, Science […]
In the UK, Air Canada and Airbus announced their intent to establish a jointly funded sustainability co-investment platform. This agreement states a shared objective to invest up to approximately $10 million, through the platform to support a commercial-scale SAF industry in Canada. Both companies are confident that, with a supportive public policy framework in place, […]
In Brazil, Brazil Energy Insight reported that Portugal and Brazil are seeking to attract Brazilian investors to build one or two advanced biofuel and sustainable aviation fuel plants in Portugal. Portugal’s energy minister Maria da Graca Carvalho said she would discuss the project — which targets both the domestic and European markets — when meeting […]
