Sustainability and Environment
Swedish SAF Project Receives Major Funding Boost
The €21 million award will support design and engineering work
Artist rendering of Project SkyKraft
An artist’s rendering shows the planned SkyKraft production facility in Skellefteå, Sweden. When completed, it will produce up to 130,000 metric tons of SAF a year from electricity and atmospheric CO2.

SkyKraft, the joint venture between sustainable aviation fuel producer SkyNRG and Swedish power company Skellefteå Kraft, has received a €21 million grant from the Swedish Energy Agency’s Industriklivet Initiative to support the development of the planned sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility in the port city of Skellefteå.

Industriklivet co-finances industrial projects that reduce fossil emissions, and this award will support the next phase of Project SkyKraft’s feasibility work, including the design and engineering activities needed to prepare for final investment decision (FID) in 2027. Once operational, the facility will produce up to 130,000 tonnes of eSAF a year using renewable electricity and environmental CO2.

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