In India, Construction World reported that Thyssenkrupp Industries India, whose German parent had recently divested most shares in the company, expressed its intention to enter the sustainable aviation fuel sector as part of its new business strategy under Indian ownership. Vivek Bhatia, the managing director, said that the company was in the process of finalizing partners for the SAF initiative. He added that they aimed to actively participate in the market within the next 12-18 months, according to the report. “We want to explore ethanol, bio-CNG, lactic acids, polylactic solutions, and eventually SAF. Our goal is to utilize sugar-associated biomass and other biomass to contribute to the industry’s green transformation,” the executive added.
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