Partnership Targets SAF From Sewage

Graham Warwick March 25, 2022
Genifuel
Genifuel hydrothermal processing units are in operation treating wastewater in Vancouver and Florida.
Credit: Genifuel
Infrastructure consultancy Aecom has partnered with wastewater processing company Genifuel to scale up the production of a carbon-neutral sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from algal blooms and sewage sludge. The partnership combines a process developed by Aecom to harvest wild algae and a process...
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