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SZTE's Greennovation Center received HUF 2 billion (€5.5 million) to develop efficient CO2-based e-fuels. Led by Professor Csaba Janáky, the project aims to optimize Fischer-Tropsch integration for producing e-kerosene and e-gasoline.
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Q8Aviation selected ETFuels for long-term e-SAF supply from its planned 70 kt/yr Project Kings Road Humber facility in the UK. The parties are negotiating a binding offtake agreement, a step ETFuels says supports the project’s pathway to final investment decision.
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Dondel launched a 100,000-ton annual capacity Green Hydrogen-Coupled CO₂-to-SAF demonstration project in China, described as the country's first integrating green hydrogen with carbon-negative aviation kerosene production. The 11 billion yuan investment includes 2 GW of wind power and a 50,000-ton green hydrogen line, with a 1,000-ton pilot assessed in August 2026 and a 10,000-ton unit commissioning in Ordos.
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Rivan opened its 60,000 sqft Production Base 1 in London, aiming to develop 50 e-NG plants annually. The company claims first systems in early 2027 will produce SNG cheaper than imported natural gas, with PB2 operations planned for 2028.
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Dynelectro's 250kW dynamic electrolyser unit at Syntholene Energy's Húsavík facility completed over 1,000 hours of operation, producing more than six tonnes of hydrogen. The milestone marks the successful completion of phase one for the high-temperature solid oxide electrolysis cell technology.
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Ineratec and Haltermann Carless signed a Letter of Intent for the ERA T.H2 project in Normandy, France. Commissioning is scheduled for 2029, with expected annual processing of 60,000 tons of biomass to produce at least 13,000 tons of Fischer-Tropsch products starting in 2031.
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At the Dii Desert Energy Leadership Summit, industry leaders stated that hydrogen technology is ready but bankable demand remains the bottleneck. Committed clean hydrogen investments reached $130 billion across 6.9 MMtpy of capacity, with refining emerging as the first-mover sector.
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INERATEC and Ramboll are expanding their cooperation to develop industrial e-SAF production in Germany. They are currently in the FEED phase for upgrading the ERA ONE plant in Frankfurt-Höchst to convert Fischer-Tropsch crude into certified e-SAF.
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Skyrenu Technologies delivered its first batch of eFuels and eChemicals using CO2 captured directly from the air at Secant Fuel. This milestone, developed by two Sherbrooke companies from University of Sherbrooke research, demonstrates linking direct air capture to carbon conversion.
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Plug Power signed a 280-MW GenEco electrolyzer supply agreement with Arcadia eFuels for Project ENDOR in Denmark, advancing toward final investment decision. The deal includes a strategic cooperation agreement positioning Plug as the preferred electrolyzer supplier for over 1 GW of Arcadia's future e-SAF projects in Europe and the Americas.
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Haltermann Carless and INERATEC signed a Letter of Intent for the ERA T.H2 project to commercialize e-fuels in Europe. Haltermann Carless plans to buy bio-e-SAF and bio-e-Naphtha for at least ten years after the Normandy plant commissions in 2029.
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Velocys has launched the AlphaCore 800, a high-capacity microchannel Fischer-Tropsch reactor designed for large-scale sustainable aviation fuel projects. The unit produces up to 800 bpd, supporting SAF plants targeting over 100 kt/a with simpler configurations.
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The second Global Synthetic Fuels Assembly convened in London on 8-9 September 2026, focusing on e-fuels scaling and supply chain resilience. Attendees discussed compliance certification, market liquidity, and regulatory uncertainty, with Izabela Santos identifying offtake structures as the primary bottleneck for investment.
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Synhelion supplied renewable synthetic gasoline to the Bernina Gran Turismo race in the Swiss Alps from September 11–13, 2026. The company stated the fuel is drop-in compatible with existing combustion engines and reduces net CO2 emissions by up to 100% compared to fossil gasoline.