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A high-level meeting was organized Sept. 8 to address financing barriers and explore solutions for the financing of SAF in Africa.

The companies first joined forces to accelerate SAF production and promotion in June when Luxaviation signaled interest in the SAF-dedicated entity SAF Zero.

A new feasibility study is exploring first-of-its-kind low-emission olefins production in Europe.

Using Topsoe technology, the unit will have the capacity to produce approximately 317 million gallons of renewable diesel and SAF per year.

NextChem will provide its technologies to Velocys’ Altalto Ltd. to convert U.K. waste and residues into 30 million liters per year of SAF.

The move will bring what HIF Global said is new life to one of the region’s most significant industrial sites.

The new production credit will not only give the Canadian biofuels sector a chance to compete, but also to grow, according to ABFC President Fred Ghatala.

The Wheatland Synfuels complex, to be located at a GTL facility in Carseland, Alberta, will be developed in several stages.

The new 100,000 tpy biodiesel catalyst plant completes Evonik’s global alkoxides-production network, which includes sites in Germany, the U.S. and Argentina.

While details about the incentive are due in the coming weeks, more than CAD$370 million is expected to be provided by the government in 2026 and 2027.

Addressing more than 500 attendees, CEO Andrew Odjo introduced the company’s proprietary “SAFe-P2SAF” system.

The partnership combines BTG Bioliquids’ fast-pyrolysis technology with NanosTech’s proprietary aquaprocessing (AQP) platform.