The project combines Marquis’ ethanol production capabilities and existing logistics resources with leading ethanol-to-jet technology providers and U.S. supply chain capabilities to produce, blend, distribute and store SAF. In August 2024, the project received $9.8 million as part of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Fueling Aviation’s Sustainable Transition (FAST) discretionary grant program.
The project includes the installation of infrastructure for receiving and blending neat SAF into jet fuel for the distribution network located at the Shell Carson terminal in Southern California. The project will enable blending, storage, and distribution of up to 151 million gallons of SAF per year. In August 2024, the project received $17.9 million… Continue reading Shell Carson SAF Blending Hub
Arcadia eFuels has plans to build a new SAF plant in Gregory, Texas. The project is called Project Arc. The plant is projected to produce 23.2 million gallons of SAF starting in 2028. In August 2024, the project received $14.6 million for FEED purposes as part of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Fueling Aviation’s Sustainable Transition… Continue reading Arcadia | Project Arc
The conversion of an existing production facility in Luverne, Minnesota, into a fully integrated alcohol-to-jet production facility. In August 2024, the project received $16.8 million as part of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Fueling Aviation’s Sustainable Transition (FAST) discretionary grant program.
The project includes facility updates at the existing Martinez Refinery to enable SAF production as synthetic paraffinic kerosene. The facility is projected to produce 100-350 million gallons of SAF starting in 2027. In August 2024, the Federal Aviation Administration’s Fueling Aviation’s Sustainable Transition (FAST) discretionary grant program awarded $50m to the project. The refinery is… Continue reading Martinez Renewables | Martinez Refinery SAF Update
DG Fuels’ Nebraska plant will produce 193 million gallons of zero or low CO2 lifecycle emissions SAF per year starting in 2030. In August 2024, DG Fuels selected Phelps County, Nebraska, for its first Midwest production facility, in cooperation with the Nebraska BioEconomy.
In June 2024, Canada-based ClearSky Global Corp. announced it had raised US$168 million from a private international ESG investment group, facilitated by Tailwind Ventures as financial advisor to commercialize three facilities. ClearSky plans to use the funding to deploy ECOGY® technology to produce low-carbon aviation and transportation fuel. This technology converts natural gas to both… Continue reading ClearSky | Biofuels Facilities
Hafnia said in March 2024 it had entered a JV with Big Hill to develop a sustainable hydrocarbon fuels plant to produce blue methanol and eventually SAF.
In May 2024, Reconciliation Energy Transition appointed RBC Capital Markets as lead placement agent and financial advisor for its portfolio of projects, including the Calgary Region Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Facility.
KeyState Energy, CNX Resources, and Pittsburgh International Airport announced in May 2024 that they are collaborating to develop an integrated hydrogen and SAF facility on airport property. The facility can produce up to 68,000 mtpa of or up to 70m gallons per year of SAF. The plant will offer the flexibility to produce both products… Continue reading Pittsburgh International Airport | Hydrogen/SAF plant
