Axens and Wison Engineering sign MOU to advance eSAF projects

Key highlights
  • Axens and Wison Engineering signed an MOU to explore collaboration on global SAF and eSAF projects, including the Fischer–Tropsch pathway.
  • They will jointly assess execution approaches combining Axens' process‑technology expertise with Wison's standardization, modularization, supply‑chain integration and international project execution capabilities.
  • The partnership targets eSAF solutions that deliver greater cost and schedule predictability, rapid deployment and efficient replication across global markets.
  • The collaboration aims to help selected SAF project developers improve cost predictability and control, streamline early development and timelines, enhance schedule certainty, address bankability barriers and support FID readiness.

Partnership scope

Axens and Wison Engineering signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore collaboration on global Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and eSAF projects, explicitly including the Fischer–Tropsch pathway. The MOU sets a framework to jointly assess practical execution approaches for these projects.

Technical and execution roles

The companies will combine Axens' proven process‑technology expertise with Wison Engineering's capabilities in standardization, modularization, global supply‑chain integration and international project execution to define implementable solutions.

Objectives and developer support

The objective is to develop eSAF solutions designed for greater cost and schedule predictability, rapid deployment and efficient replication across global markets. The collaboration also aims to support selected SAF project developers by improving cost predictability and control, streamlining early project development processes and timelines, enhancing schedule certainty, addressing key barriers to bankability and supporting greater readiness for final investment decision and commercial deployment.

Source: Axens

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