Energy Transition

Chinese group to build $1.5bn green aviation fuel plant based on wind-powered hydrogen

Shanxi International Energy Group has agreed to produce 350,000 tonnes of e-kerosene a year in Inner Mongolia using green H2

A photo of the signing ceremony between the People's Government of Jarud Banner and Shanxi International Energy Group New Energy Investment Company.
A photo of the signing ceremony between the People's Government of Jarud Banner and Shanxi International Energy Group New Energy Investment Company.Photo: People's Government of Jarud Banner
Editor, Hydrogen Insight
Published 9 May 2024, 15:41Updated 9 May 2024, 15:41
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