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LanzaJet reports a £10 million UK award for Project Speedbird development

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English editorial record · renofaro

Key points

  • LanzaJet says it received a £10 million award from the UK Advanced Fuels Fund to support the next development phase of Project Speedbird in Teesside.
  • The proposed ethanol-to-SAF facility is progressing into front-end engineering design.
  • The announcement describes a future production target and does not establish that the plant is operating.

Summary

LanzaJet says it received a £10 million award from the UK Advanced Fuels Fund to support the next development phase of Project Speedbird in Teesside. The proposed ethanol-to-SAF facility is progressing into front-end engineering design. The announcement describes a future production target and does not establish that the plant is operating.

Why it matters

An archived project development milestone, retained with its original date and evidence.

Original source title

LanzaJet’s Project Speedbird Advances in the UK Marking a Significant Milestone for Ethanol-to-Jet

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