Phelan Green Hydrogen has licensed Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies for its planned electro–sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) plant in Saldanha Bay, Western Cape, South Africa. Construction is expected to start by the end of 2026, and the project forms part of Phelan Green Hydrogen’s broader initiative in the region.
Johnson Matthey selected by Phelan Green for e-SAF plant in South Africa
Phelan Green Hydrogen has announced it has licensed technologies from Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies (JM CT) for its planned electro‑sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) facility in the Western Cape, South Africa. Construction of the facility in Saldanha Bay is expected to begin by the end of 2026 and is part of the wider Phelan Green Hydrogen […]
The post Johnson Matthey selected by Phelan Green for e-SAF plant in South Africa appeared first on Chemical Engineering.
Login to comment
LoginRelated Conversations
-
Johnson Matthey technology selected for new biomethanol plant in China
0 Replies
-
Carbon Neutral Fuels selects process technologies from Honeywell, Johnson Matthey and bp for U.K. e-fuels facility
0 Replies
-
Topsoe and Sasol technology selected for SAF project in Canada
2 Replies
-
Sasol and partners commission 2-kW PEM electrolyzer to advance South Africa’s green hydrogen economy
0 Replies
-
Siemens and CAPHENIA accelerate scale-up of plasma-based SAF production
0 Replies
Recent Conversations
Your Conversations
-
Engineering Students Design, Fabricate, and Build Real Steel Bridges
0 Replies
-
My Old Table Saw Is Better Than My SawStop… Except for One Thing
0 Replies
-
EWB-USA Restructures Global Partnerships to Build Local Capacity, Not Just Local Projects
0 Replies
-
Toray Industries wins RO membrane order for Singapore’s Changi NEWater Factory
0 Replies
-
Insight Works Adds Three Business Central Partners, From a Microsoft MVP to a German Energy Manufacturer
0 Replies