Haffner Energy targets leadership in SAF, renewable diesel with solid-biomass SB-HEFA pathway

• Haffner Energy outlined plans to focus on bioSAF made from solid residual biomass, prioritizing lower-cost feedstocks over recycled oils and fats.
• Strategy centers on SB-HEFA, converting solid biomass directly into an oil for hydrotreating, targeting simpler processing than syngas-based routes.
• Goal to roughly halve SAF costs versus solid-biomass Fischer-Tropsch or methanol-to-jet pathways, citing CAPEX about three times lower.
• Plans to start producing renewable diesel using the same equipment with different operating settings, aiming to become a leading supplier.
• Key objective is renewable fuels priced close to fossil fuels to accelerate large-scale decarbonization in aviation and heavy-duty transport.

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