Praj industries demonstrates integrated SAF production using Axens technology

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Summary

Praj Industries (Pune, India) has successfully demonstrated a fully integrated Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production run at its Praj Matrix R&D demonstration plant, converting ethanol to jet fuel (EtJ) using Axens’ Jetanol technology. The milestone, announced by Atul Mulay, President – Bioenergy, underscores progress toward low‑carbon aviation fuels.

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Praj Industries Ltd. (Pune, India) has successfully demonstrated its Ethanol-to-Jet (EtJ) process utilizing Axens‘ Jetanol technology at its fully Integrated Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) demonstration plant at Praj Matrix, its R&D centre—marking a significant milestone in the global transition to low-carbon aviation fuels. The announcement was made by Mr. Atul Mulay, President – Bionergy at […]

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Praj industries demonstrates integrated SAF production using Axens technology

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