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Alternative Energy

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Jun 18, 2021

LanzaJet to develop the world’s first commercial-scale Alcohol to Jet facility

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  • LanzaJet, a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) startup, has been working with the UK government and several industrial partners to build and commission the world’s first commercial-scale ethanol-based Alcohol to Jet (ATJ) production facility in South Wales. LanzaJet and its former parent LanzaTech will jointly build and operate the facility. 

  • The proposed facility will yield around 100 million liters of ATJ Synthetic Paraffinic Kerosene (ATJ-SPK) to produce around 330 million liters of blended SAF per year. The SAF from the facility will be used by UK-based airlines, including Virgin Atlantic. 

  • LanzaJet develops SAF from low carbon intensity ethanol. The company spun out from LanzaTech, a carbon capture and biofuel startup, in June 2020. The South Wales plant is LanzaJet’s first commercial deployment, following which, it expects to develop multiple follow-on projects in the UK and globally via a licensing model in which customers build, own, and operate facilities that use LanzaJet’s technology.

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