Uniper has joined a growing list of aviation fuel buyers that have reserved future production capacity from Syzygy Plasmonics' NovaSAF™ platform, as commercial momentum behind the company's biogas-to-SAF technology continues to build.
The agreement adds to Uniper's low carbon portfolio and brings additional commercial traction to Syzygy's planned NovaSAF™ facilities in Central and South America, as NovaSAF-1 in Uruguay approaches a final investment decision. More importantly, the agreement for Syzygy's dual-certified pathway helps to enhance the European Union's ability to meet mandate targets for both bio and RFNBO SAF.
Benedikt Messner, SVP New Energies, Uniper: "Uniper is committed to building a diversified portfolio of low-carbon energy solutions that support our customers' decarbonization goals. Securing access to Syzygy's innovative technology is another important step in building our position in a market with significant growth potential and complements our recent announcements in advancing our sustainable fuels strategy."
Bringing certainty to a diversified low carbon supply portfolio
For Uniper, the agreement represents a deliberate step in building a low carbon energy portfolio that includes sustainable aviation fuel. As European aviation faces growing demand under ReFuelEU and CORSIA, securing forward supply from biogas-to-SAF pathways positions Uniper to serve customers in an increasingly dynamic market.
NovaSAF™: a scalable biogas-to-SAF platform
NovaSAF™ is Syzygy Plasmonics' commercial project platform, converting biogas to sustainable aviation fuel using the company's proprietary Rigel photocatalytic reactor. Designed for cost competitive production, NovaSAF™ facilities are planned globally. NovaSAF-1 in Uruguay is at final investment decision, a milestone that reflects the strength and readiness of the platform.