Waste-to-chemical project in Rotterdam becomes a Waste-to-Jetfuel project

08-06-2021 | Enerkem and its project partners (Port of Rotterdam, Shell) have changed plans for the Waste-to-Chemicals project in Rotterdam.

The focus of the project now turns to the production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), following "substantial targets and demand for SAF . Air Liquide has indicated to join the project partners.

Read more in Enerkems press release.

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