LanzaJet and Jet Zero Australia sign deal to advance Australia’s first ethanol to SAF plant

In Australia, Jet Zero Australia announced the the execution of a first-of-a-kind license and engineering agreement for Australia between Jet Zero and LanzaJet. The agreement will progress the development of Project Ulysses, a North Queensland SAF project using LanzaJet’s Alcohol-to-Jet (ATJ) technology, that converts the bioethanol into SAF and renewable diesel. The project is the first LanzaJet ethanol to SAF plant in the country, the company said. Project Ulysses aims to convert agricultural by-products sourced from sustainable origins into 102 million liters of SAF annually. The SAF from the plant will assist the Australian Government’s commitment to achieving its emissions reduction target of 43% of 2005 CO­2 levels by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2050.

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