Sustainability and Environment
Honeywell Growing Applications, Licenses to Build Up SAF Base
Company recent teamed up with St1 Nordic and Power2X on SAF processes
St1 Nordic Refinery
Honeywell's agreement with St1 Nordic is among many licenses it has issued for SAF refinement.

Honeywell is continuing to expand its process licensing business and exploring new pathways for sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) as demand increases globally. Recently, the company partnered with St1 Nordic and Power2X as it seeks to boost production availability for SAF.

In Gothenburg, Sweden, the St1 Refinery began using Honeywell’s technology to produce SAF for regional airlines, including Braathens Regional Airlines. This plant can produce up to 200,000 tons of renewable fuels annually using a variety of feedstocks, including used cooking oil, animal fats, and tall oil fatty acids from paper and pulp mills. The biorefinery will also produce biodiesel, bio-naphtha, and bio-liquid petroleum gas.

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