Sustainable Jet Fuel from Flexible Waste Biomass
Converting organic waste
into sustainable aviation fuel
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.
The GreenFlexJET project delivers a blueprint for the production and distribution of this novel SAF technology. This will be a showcase which facilitates towards the delivery of medium to long-term carbon reduction targets which have been set for the aviation industry in Europe and beyond.

News
First parts of the TCR500 reactor
Some pictures of the first parts of the TCR500 reactor arriving at Berkeley:Acid Scrubber and ESP for syngas cleaning. Courtesy: University of Birmingham
Welcome to EU funded project GreenFlexJET
GreenFlexJET
Second project newsletter
GreenFlexJET has been featured in the 29th edition of EUBCE
Between the 26th and the 29th of April 2021, the European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, the GreenFlexJET had a stand in the exhibitor floor of the conference.