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Allied Biofuels and Sinopec Engineering Group have signed a Front-End Engineering Design & Detailed Engineering contract with rollover to Engineering, Procurement and Construction for an electric-sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) and SAF project in Uzbekistan. Allied Biofuels is developing the $6.1 billion (€5.4 billion) large-scale, fully integrated bio-aviation fuel complex, designed...
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The German Development Corporation (GIZ) and Ecopetrol have entered into a strategic alliance to install an electronic-sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) production plant at the Cartagena Refinery, operated by Reficar, in Colombia. Over the next 24 months, technical feasibility and engineering studies will be carried out for Ecopetrol’s Coral project, which has a projected production capacity...
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Hy2gen Nordic’s Albatros project has secured backing from the European Hydrogen Bank (EHB), which “supports renewable hydrogen projects by awarding a production-based premium, selected through a competitive auction in which bidders propose the lowest premium per kilogram needed to make their project commercially viable”, according to Hy2gen’s press release. Albatros, based in Kassø,...
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ASTM International has approved Methanol-to-Jet (MtJ) as a certified production pathway for electric sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF), moving the industry closer to meeting international climate targets. Globally, e-Methanol is set to be the base for around 80% of e-Fuel production by 2030, with targets for around 400,000 barrels a day by 2035; MtJ broadens the current feedstock base to make...
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INERATEC’s power-to-liquid (PtL) plant ERA ONE has received International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) EU certification under the Renewable Energy Directive 2018/2001 (RED III). With the certification, ERA ONE is the first PtL plant whose synthetic fuels are confirmed as renewable fuel of non-biological origin (RFNBO) and achieve a greenhouse gas reduction of at least 70%...
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Manufacturer of protein exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysers Ohmium and green hydrogen and ammonium project developer Hynfra have signed a master cooperation agreement to advance green hydrogen projects in Mauritania, Jordan and Oman. The agreement will focus on the projects’ front-end engineering and design stage and establish the framework for collaboration, combining Ohmium’s technical...
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Dynelectro has delivered its first 250kW dynamic electrolyser unit (DEU) to Syntholene Energy’s electric-sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) demonstration project in Húsavík, Iceland. The DEU is expected to provide valuable operating data, supporting future optimisation and scale-up of the DEU platform and broader commercial power-to-X (PtX) deployments. The electrolyser system incorporates...
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Syntholene Energy has completed construction on its geothermal-integrated solid oxide electrolyser cell (SOEC) demonstration facility in Húsavík, Iceland around six months ahead of the initial schedule. News of the accelerated timeline was posted earlier this month. The demonstration facility is the first fully integrated field deployment of Syntholene’s thermal-hybrid architecture,...
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The VO Chidambaranar (VOC) Port Authority and AM Green have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance e-ammonia production, export and bunkering through VOC Port. Within the MoU, AM Green can move ammonia through VOC’s port for export and future bunkering, while also creating opportunities for storage, handling and logistics infrastructure development. This MoA strengthens VOC...
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Norway-based LH2 Shipping has secured NOK344.3 million (€31 million) from Enova to develop and build two more hydrogen-powered bulk carriers, expanding LH2 Shipping’s hydrogen vessel portfolio to six projects. Using liquid hydrogen as their primary fuel, the 7,700dwt vessels will be designed for shortsea bulk and general cargo trades between Norway and continental Europe. The company...
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Shell Catalysts & Technologies has signed a technology licence agreement with ENGIE to produce electric sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) from captured biogenic CO2 and green hydrogen through the France KerEAUzen project. Located in Le Havre, Normandy, France, the France KerEAUzen project was selected under the ADEME Carb Aero initiative and demonstrates a key step in improving European e-SAF...
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Verra has published a new methodology in the Verified Carbon Standard programme that will “provide the first structured, independent accounting framework for quantifying emission reductions in maritime transport”, according to its press release. VM0053 Alternative Low-Carbon Fuels for Shipping, v1.0 will create a new revenue stream that can offset the high premium associated with e-fuels...
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The Port of Amsterdam and Firan Waterstof sign agreements for the next phase of H2avennet at the H2A Symposium, BIMHUIS Amsterdam, signalling both companies’ commitment to preparing the project for realisation. H2avennet is the intended regional hydrogen network for the Amsterdam port area, offering an alternative energy system alongside the current electricity and natural gas grid. As part...
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Net Zero Energy (NZE) has published plans to develop Rathrush Green Energy Park, a 600mw long duration energy storage facility in Co Carlow, Ireland, that will use renewable energy to generate green hydrogen. Rathrush has a development cost of around €2 billion and will save an estimated 180,000 tonnes of CO2 emission a year. The project will use surplus renewable energy from off-site to...
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European Energy has signed a balancing and optimisation agreement with Danish company Twig Energy for the operation and optimisation of Måde hybrid park near Esbjerg, western Denmark. At the site, there will be an integrated setup of two electrolysers (producing 8.1mw of green energy), two wind turbines with a joint capacity of 16mw and a battery energy storage system with a 5mw/20mwh...
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Phelan Green Hydrogen has licensed technologies from Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies (JM CT) in Phase 1 of its electric sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) facility project. Construction on the facility, which will be based in Saldanha Bay, Western Cape, South Africa and is part of the Phelan Green Hydrogen Project, is expected to begin by the end of 2026. The facility will produce around...
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Antwerp-Bruges, Ostend and North Sea Port have launched Flanders Hydrogen Ports (FLHyPorts), a Hydrogen Valley project in Flanders, Belgium. FLHyPorts, a 25mw green hydrogen plant coordinated by WaterstofNet at the Hyoffwind facility, is currently under construction by Virya Energy, Messer and HyoffGreen. It will connect production and distribution of green hydrogen to industrial and mobility...
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MB Energy and developer of electric sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) Zaffra have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) as part of a potential collaboration to support the commercialisation and market deployment of e-SAF in Europe. Overall, the partnership will look at connecting fuel production with the storage, blending, logistics and airport supply infrastructure required...
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Twelve has opened AirPlant One, the first US commercial-scale facility to produce e-jet fuel. Alaska Airlines and Microsoft – who offered early purchasing promises – also attended the ceremony in Moses Lake, Washington, US. E-jet fuel is a power-to-liquid, e-sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) made from CO2 and renewable energy that requires no modifications to aircraft, engines or existing...
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Steelmaker Salzgitter AG has signed a seven-year contract with energy service provider EWE for the long-term supply of green hydrogen from EWE’s planned 320mw facility in Emden, Germany. Starting from 2030, Salzgitter’s Low CO2 steelmaking programme, SALCOS, will receive 10,000 tons (9071.8 tonnes) of green hydrogen per year – around 6.5% of SALCOS’ hydrogen requirements. Up to 150,000...
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