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Eric Gosse has been appointed the new CEO of Nynas AB and is expected to join the company in September 2023. He will take over the CEO duties from Stein Ivar Bye who has been President and CEO act...
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Analysis Rolls-Royce: e-fuels offer support for net-zero future Essar Oil (UK) Limited to create SAF from non recyclable household waste in the UK New Zealand's Department of Conservation releases new Heritage and Visitor Strategy Clean Planet Energy launches kerosene/jet fuel produced from recycled plastics This CAPA report features a summary of recent aviation sustainability and environment news, selected from the 300+ news alerts published daily by CAPA. For more information, please contact us. SAS agrees to increase Gevo SAF fuel purchase SAS signed (22-Feb-2021) an amendment to incre...
Sarah Townsend The energy companies plan to build a £600m facility at Essar Oil UK’s Stanlow manufacturing complex in Cheshire to convert non-recyclable household waste into sustainable aviation fuel. Essar Oil, which owns the Stanlow refinery at the Ellesmere Port industrial zone and US-based Fulcrum BioEnergy have signed a partnership to develop the proposals, which are currently at an early stage and no planning application has been submitted. The project would use Fulcrum’s waste-to-fuel process, which is already being deployed at its facility outside Reno, Nevada, with operations du...
Waste-to-fuel plant planned by UK oil refining firm and US sustainable jet fuel company Fulcrum BioEnergy aims to start delivering cleaner jet fuel to airlines in 2025