Which companies are providing technology for the sustainable aviation fuel project in Canada, and what specific technologies will they supply?

Topsoe and Sasol have been selected as technology providers for the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project in Canada, signing a single-point licensing agreement with developer SUSTAERO. They will jointly provide an integrated gas-to-liquids technology package: Topsoe contributes its hydrogen production and hydroprocessing technologies, while Sasol supplies its Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and fuel treatment technologies.

What is the expected production capacity of the Canadian SAF facility, and what broader goals does it aim to support?

The facility is expected to produce 3,200 barrels of sustainable aviation fuel per day, with potential for increased capacity. This project addresses the growing demand for commercially proven SAF production and aims to strengthen energy security.

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Topsoe and Sasol signed a licensing agreement with SUSTAERO to provide gas-to-liquids technology for a Canadian SAF project, targeting 3,200 barrels per day production capacity.

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