VolagHy Kuopio SPV Oy is a Finland-based special purpose vehicle established to develop VolagHy’s power-to-liquids project in Kuopio. The company focuses on producing renewable synthetic aviation fuel (eSAF) using green hydrogen and biogenic CO₂.
The planned facility targets about 50,000 tonnes of eSAF per year, with start-up envisioned in the early 2030s, supporting emerging cross-border supply chains for low-carbon fuels. The Kuopio project is part of VolagHy’s wider program to deploy multiple eSAF plants across the Nordic region, contributing to the decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors such as aviation.
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Targeting: Sustainable Aviation Fuel (1)
First large-scale efuel project in Finland selected for EU Innovation Fund PDA with EIB Advisory to strengthen technical and financial structuring and speed investment readiness.
Feasibility and financial modelling launched for a Kuopio flagship plant that aims to scale electro-based sustainable aviation fuel across the Nordics by 2040.
The EIA program for the Kuopio site outlines environmental, social, and land-use assessments, moving the project into the formal evaluation phase with stakeholder engagement.
The partnership aims to scale renewable hydrogen and eSAF production, enhance cross-border collaboration, and support Europe's aviation decarbonization and energy resilience goals.
The partnership aims to develop renewable hydrogen and eSAF supply chains between the Nordics and Poland, supporting ORLEN's 2035 energy transition strategy.
The MoU focuses on green hydrogen production in Finland for Poland, marking a step in hydrogen transition and supply chain development in Central Europe.
ORLEN partners with Finnish firms to boost renewable hydrogen supply and storage, supporting Poland's energy diversification and EU decarbonization goals.
The project aims to industrialize eSAF production in Europe, leveraging local partnerships and resources, with plans for five facilities in the Nordics by 2040.
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