Swiss Will Be First Airline To Use Sun-To-Liquid SAF

Graham Warwick March 02, 2022
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Synhelion plans to build solar concentrators to produce sustainable aviation fuel from water and CO2.
Credit: Synhelion
Swiss International Airlines expects to take delivery of carbon-neutral aviation fuel produced using concentrated sunlight in 2023, under a strategic collaboration with Swiss startup Synhelion. A spinoff from Swiss research university ETH Zurich, Synhelion plans to build its first industrial-scale...
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