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Market outlook and EU-funded R&I actions on Sustainable Aviation Fuels @ EUBCE 2022
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Welcome to EU funded project GreenFlexJET
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GreenFlexJET Animated Intro
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Thorsten Hornung, Susteen Technologies
00:34
Andrea Contin, University of Bologna
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Andreas Apfelbacher, Fraunhofer UMSICHT
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Simon G Blakey, The University of Sheffield
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Chris Lewis, The University of Sheffield
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James Hygate, Green Fuels Research
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Miloud Ouadi, University of Birmingham introduces flexJET project
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About
The innovative GreenFlexJET project uses a diverse range of organic waste feedstocks for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production. The process offers better economics and improved overall sustainability by processing waste feedstocks near the source and at a scale that matches waste availability. This is the first technology ever to use green hydrogen from waste feedstock for refining thereby maximising greenhouse gas savings. This project provides clear technical and economic validation, by building a demonstration plant at pre-commercial scale to deliver high quality SAF.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 792
www.greenflexjetproject.eu/
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