Sustainability and Environment
Johnson Matthey Launches New SAF Production Process
The Hycogen process is combined with Fischer Tropsch technology to convert up to 95 percent of recovered CO2 into synthetic crude oil used to make fuel.

Sustainable technology group Johnson Matthey this week launched a new method for producing sustainable aviation fuel that it says will support more cost-efficient rates of production. Its Hycogen process, which is intended to be used in combination with FT CANS Fischer Tropsch technology, was developed jointly with BP to convert captured carbon dioxide and green hydrogen into aircraft fuel.