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Artist impression of the planned Teesside SAF plant | Credit: Alfanar
Facility designed to turn household waste into 180 million litres of sustainable aviation fuel and 'green' naphtha each year
Alfanar is aiming to build a £1bn plant in Teesside capable of processing household waste into enough jet biofuel to power more than 15,000 short haul flights a year, as part of a wider multi-billion-pound...
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