Verso Energy plans €1.4bn e-SAF production facility in Finland
Under a co-operation agreement with the City of Oulu, Verso intends to build a plant capable of producing 80,000 tonnes per year of hydrogen-based e-SAF.
Under a co-operation agreement with the City of Oulu, Verso intends to build a plant capable of producing 80,000 tonnes per year of hydrogen-based e-SAF.
“Having already reduced our own operational emissions by 92%, we’re now focused on helping others transition to a low-emissions future,” explained Christchurch Airports’s CEO, Justin Watson.
“We recognise that developing a hydrogen ecosystem is a huge challenge requiring global collaboration and investment.”
The lab will feature cryogenic test capabilities and environmental chambers suitable for altitude testing while enabling the testing of gaseous hydrogen, ammonia and other green fuels.
Exeter Airport will work with Cranfield University and TUI to test hydrogen storage and handling under different conditions and develop concepts for using locally produced hydrogen.
ZeroAvia moves closer to full certification with Federal Aviation Administration G-1 approval for its 600kW hydrogen-electric propulsion system.
Stralis Aircraft and CQ University plan to use hydrogen-electric technology to power a commercial flight route between Brisbane and Gladstone in 2027.
Britten-Norman has secured an agreement to supply 15 of its Islander aircraft to German company Evia Aero, which plans to retrofit the fleet with hydrogen fuel cell technology.
OXCCU’s hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production process can reportedly lower capital costs by 50% compared to traditional methods.
The India Hydrogen Alliance (IH2A) has earmarked green methanol, ammonia and sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) as pivotal solutions to decarbonise the Indian transportation sector.
