Haffner Energy

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Its role Owner

project tracked
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plant
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partner company
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news articles
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Haffner Energy is a French technology and engineering company specializing in the production of renewable hydrogen and decarbonized syngas from biomass residues. Its proprietary Hynoca process uses thermolysis and reforming to convert lignocellulosic feedstocks into hydrogen, with biochar as a co-product that enables carbon-negative footprints. The company designs, builds, and licenses modular plants for industrial decarbonization, mobility fuels, and the supply of intermediates for e-fuels and synthetic fuels.

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Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Vitry-le-François, France, Haffner Energy operates across Europe and North America and is listed on Euronext Growth Paris. Its solutions target sectors seeking to replace fossil-based hydrogen and gas, valorize local biomass, and reduce lifecycle emissions through circular, waste-based feedstocks.

The project Haffner Energy is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Haffner Energy, of which one is active.

Haffner Energy LanzaJet Paris-Vatry SAF
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Announced / Concept
Where
France
Makes
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Partners
LanzaJet

Haffner Energy in chemical industry news

28 January 2025
Haffner Energy, LanzaJet, and LanzaTech Collaborate on Biomass-Based SAF Production

The collaboration aims to develop SAF projects using biomass residues, leveraging joint technologies for commercial plants, licenses, and investments to meet aviation fuel demands.

6 June 2024
Haffner Energy Partners with LanzaJet for Paris-Vatry SAF Project

The Paris-Vatry SAF project will produce 30,000 tonnes of Sustainable Aviation Fuel annually, using advanced ATJ technology and local biomass, with potential to triple output.

Where its projects are

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  • France 1 active project, 1 in all
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