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SAS, Shell, and Vattenfall join forces for fossil-free e-fuel
Scandinavian airline SAS counts on the planned SAF production of 50 000 tons to contribute to the Swedish national targets of a fossil free domestic air travel and says it would correspond to about 30% of the needed Jet fuel to reach that target /SAS
Dutch oil giant Shell, Swedish energy provider Vattenfall, and Scandinavia’s leading airline SAS announced to jointly study the possibilities to produce 50 000 tons of electrofuel for aviation, made from green hydrogen and CO2, captured from a district heating facility. With full production up and running, SAS could provide up to 25 percent of its
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