LanzaJet Gets Backing From Shell For SAF Production Scale Up

Graham Warwick April 06, 2021
LanzaJet
LanzaJet plans to have four plants operational by 2025 producing 100 million gal./year of SAF.
Credit: LanzaJet
Oil and gas giant Shell has invested in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) producer LanzaJet, joining backers including British Airways (BA) and All Nippon Airways (ANA). LanzaJet is constructing its first 10 million gal./year ethanol-to-jet-fuel plant in Soperton, Georgia, with operations planned to...
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