Uniper books biogas‑based SAF capacity from Syzygy Plasmonics projects in Latin America
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- Uniper has reserved production capacity for sustainable aviation fuel from future Syzygy Plasmonics facilities in Central and South America, starting with the NovaSAF‑1 project in Uruguay.
- The biogas‑derived SAF will follow a double‑certified production path that can help meet EU targets for bio‑based SAF and renewable non‑biological energy carriers, expanding Uniper’s portfolio of low‑carbon energy offerings.
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The agreement adds a new source of certified SAF for airlines operating in Europe, supporting their decarbonisation goals and compliance with emerging regulations.
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