In the UK, CATAGEN said it is the first company to submit a sample of its sustainable aviation fuel to the recently established EU SAF Clearing House. CATAGEN said it is developing sustainable aviation fuel from wind, water and air and from wind and sustainable organic waste. “Our purpose is to clean and decarbonize the air and submitting our SAF sample to the EU SAF Clearing House gets us one step further on our roadmap to launching SAF from CATAGEN’s pioneering ClimaHtech E-FUEL GEN production model. The machine can produce clean fuels like SAF and e-diesel from renewable hydrogen and sustainable carbon dioxide and is powered by renewable electricity. It presents a significant economic and decarbonization opportunity,” said Andrew Woods CEO and co-founder at CATAGEN. Director of the EU SAF Clearing House, Stephen Dooley, said: “Launched in July 2024, the EU SAF Clearing House is here to guide SAF producers in the development and deployment of sustainable aviation fuels. The Clearing House is a one-stop-shop providing everything SAF Producers need for ASTM D4054 evaluation, including testing and prescreening, and everything needed for sustainability certification. The Clearing House welcomes CATAGEN into the Prescreening service, and we look forward to supporting CATAGEN in the development and deployment of their product.”
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