- Production facility
Company / lead organisation
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Jet Zero Australia
Status
- Pre-FEED
Location
Yarwun, Gladstone, Queensland
Fuel / pathway
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SAF and renewable diesel
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Hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids (HEFA) from waste oils and fats
Capacity / output
About 400 ML/year SAF and renewable diesel
(up to 320 ML/year renewable diesel in co-production mode)
(up to 320 ML/year renewable diesel in co-production mode)
Project page:
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Go-Green Co-Innovation grant announcement:
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Funding source & support
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Private/consortium
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50:50 joint venture with Apeiron Bioenergy
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Approximately $1 million
Go-Green Co-Innovation grant, Singapore and Australia
Estimated investment
Not disclosed
Brief description
Second Jet Zero Australia biorefinery development, proposed for Yarwun near Gladstone, as a 50:50 joint venture with Apeiron Bioenergy. Targets approximately 400 ML/year of SAF and renewable diesel via the HEFA pathway, with the flexibility to swing between maximum aviation fuel production and a co-production mix supplying up to 320 ML/year of renewable diesel for the mining, marine, heavy transport and defence sectors. A feasibility study supported by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Enterprise Singapore found a strong technical and commercial case. Jet Zero has executed a letter of intent with Gladstone Ports Corporation to integrate the project into existing port infrastructure and is finalising a land deal with Economic Development Queensland for a site in the Gladstone State Development Area.