Which four French companies are forming the joint venture for green jet fuel, and what is their specific role in the project?

The four French companies forming the joint venture are Technip Energies (leading project development), Safran (as industrial partner and potential off-taker), Airbus (as industrial partner and potential off-taker), and Tereos (responsible for ethanol supply and procurement). The project is located at the Port of Dunkirk and aims to produce approximately 160,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel annually from ethanol derived from agricultural and forestry residues.

What is the targeted annual production capacity of the green jet fuel project, and what feedstock will be used?

The project targets an annual production capacity of about 160,000 tonnes of green jet fuel, using ethanol sourced from agricultural and forestry residues as the primary feedstock.

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Four French firms, including Airbus and Technip Energies, established a joint venture to produce 160,000 tons of sustainable aviation fuel annually from agricultural ethanol waste. The project targets final establishment by late 2026 to bolster European aviation fuel supply chains.

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