By Sunita Somvanshi
New $4 Billion Venture to Transform Sugarcane Waste into Jet Fuel for Over 30,000 Flights"
A groundbreaking $4 billion SAF facility in Louisiana aims to convert sugarcane residue into jet fuel for global travel.
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With the capacity to fuel 30,000 transatlantic flights yearly, this venture marks a significant stride in aviation sustainability.
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Annually, $120 million will be spent on sugarcane waste to produce crucial carbon monoxide for sustainable jet fuel synthesis.
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Combining blue hydrogen with carbon monoxide, the innovative syngas technology sets the stage for low-emission petroleum alternatives.
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The largest FT CANS technology deployment promises a sevenfold increase in production capabilities compared to existing methods.
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By 2028, this Louisiana plant is slated to significantly bolster the SAF supply, covering more than 3% of transatlantic flight needs.
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Key partnerships with major airlines affirm market demand for SAF, supporting long-term contracts with Air France-KLM and Delta.
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Aligned with global climate goals, this venture delivers a scalable solution for the aviation industry's ambitious emission reduction targets.
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Strategic ties with Airbus to broaden SAF availability underscore the global commitment to environmentally responsible air travel.
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