Honeywell ready to collaborate with Indian refiners for SAF production
In India, Financial Express reported that Honeywell India’s head Ashish Modi said that the company is open to investing as well as collaborating with oil refiners in India to manufacture sustainable aviation fuel. The Indian government is planning to mandate the blending of 1% of SAF with traditional jet fuel by 2025. “We strongly believe in sustainable aviation fuel. India has a massive biomass source of feedstock, and ethanol has been hugely successful. Our SAF portfolio includes ethanol to jet (ETJ) processing technology that lets producers convert corn-based, cellulosic, or sugar-based ethanol into SAF,” Modi said. “There are only a handful of players (in India)… We work with them very closely, and we will continue to work with them. As soon as they put up a plant, we can produce it (SAF),” Modi added.
Category: SAF
