In France, Axens said it has acquired stakes in the BioTJet project, which has the aim of building and operating the largest European SAF production unit using the Fischer-Tropsch process, relying on the BioTfueL technology. This unit will be built in France and will be started up by 2027, Axens said. Axens noted that the BioTfueL is an advanced biofuel production technology using the thermochemical route, developed and proven within the framework of the eponymous project from 2010 to 2021. The BioTfueL process includes Gasel, a technology suite licensed by Axens, used to produce high quality renewable fuels by the Fischer-Tropsch process. “I see our participation in the BioTJet project as a long-term commitment to our partners. Our investment in this large-scale French industrial project shows Axens’ strong commitment to the industrial development of technologies essential to the energy transition,” said Jean Sentenac, CEO of Axens.
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