Fulcrum BioEnergy Inc, a company that produces low-carbon and low-cost transportation fuel from household waste, announced that its UK subsidiary, Fulcrum BioEnergy Ltd, has received a grant of GBP 16.8 million (~USD 20.2 million) from the UK Department for Transport Advanced Fuels Fund.
The grant would support the development of Fulcrum NorthPoint, a residual waste to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility located at the Essar Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, Northwest England. Funds from the grant will be used for engineering activities for the plant, which is expected to transform about 600,000 tonnes of residual waste into nearly 100 million liters of low-carbon SAF per year when it begins operations in 2027.
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