LanzaJet and Jet Zero Australia to collaborate on country’s first ATJ SAF plant

LanzaJet and Jet Zero Australia have signed the first-of-a-kind licence and engineering agreement to develop the country’s first alcohol-to-jet (ATF) sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant. The project is now moving ahead after the Queensland government provided $760,000 towards a project feasibility study. Under Project Ulysses, the North Queensland-based facility will convert ethanol to 102 million litres of SAF annually using LanzaJet’s proprietary technology. The feedstock will consist of sustainably-sourced agricultural by-products, with Queensland premier Steve Miles commenting: “North Queensland is in a unique position to provide feedstock for this project, while also being close to the industry partners that are