Hazer expands into SAF and renewable diesel sector
In Australia, Australia Manufacturing reported that Hazer Group has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Continual Renewable Ventures to assess opportunities for developing low-carbon liquid fuels production in Australia, including sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
The agreement marks Hazer’s first step into the emerging clean fuels sector, which focuses on producing lower-emissions alternatives to conventional jet fuel and diesel, according to the report.
Hazer said the production of SAF and RD requires biofeedstock and hydrogen, creating a potential role for the company’s low-emissions hydrogen technology.
Hazer chief executive officer and managing director Glenn Corrie said interest in partnering with the company had increased across several sectors, including in Western Australia.
“Recent world events have brought into focus the need for Australia to not just be a primary producer and exporter of raw materials, but to move back into domestic processing and production of refined products, including diesel and jet fuels,” Corrie said.
Category: SAF
