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SkyNRG is a Dutch company focused on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Headquartered in Amsterdam, it develops, finances, and supplies SAF made from waste and residue streams and other advanced, non-food feedstocks, with co-products such as renewable naphtha and bioLPG. The company builds and operates dedicated SAF production capacity and develops supply chains that meet robust sustainability criteria, including Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) certification.
Serving airlines, cargo operators, and corporate travelers, SkyNRG provides long-term offtake solutions alongside services such as book-and-claim, logistics, and sustainability assurance. An independent sustainability advisory structure guides its feedstock sourcing and project development to ensure lifecycle greenhouse gas reductions and compliance with emerging aviation and renewable fuel regulations in Europe and beyond.
chemXplore tracks 5 projects involving SkyNRG, of which 4 are active.
Besides these 4, the record holds 1 project on hold.
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Moves FEED forward for a 50M gal/year RNG‑to‑SAF plant at Port of Walla Walla using Fischer‑Tropsch; permitting secured and start‑up targeted for 2031.
Will leave the CEO role on 31 December 2026 and support handover through Q1 2027; Board has appointed Egon Zehnder to run the external CEO search.
Europe’s first purpose-built SAF plant will convert residual fats into ~100,000 t/yr drop-in jet fuel, targeting start-up in 2028 to support EU SAF mandates.
Cost cuts and an equity valuation gain lift results; advancing ISCC EU recycled-fuel certification in China and selecting Ghent for a commercial-scale SAF facility.
Forecasts SAF demand and capacity to 2030; examines policy-driven growth, feedstock pressure, bankability of advanced pathways, and SAF’s role in energy resilience.
Five companies urge EU, national governments and NATO to prioritise electro‑SAF for Europe’s energy security, industrial competitiveness and defence readiness.
Construction begins on DSL-01. First commercial-scale SAF plant to secure non‑recourse financing; aims for ~100,000 t/yr by 2028 via HEFA from low‑quality feedstocks, >100 jobs and €16M JTF support.
Funding will cover feasibility, design and engineering toward FID in 2027 for an eSAF plant targeting 130,000 t/yr using renewable power and biogenic CO₂, signaling market confidence.
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