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Aviation is shifting from fossil fuels to cleaner alternatives, including synthetic jet fuel made from CO₂ and renewable electricity. From 2030, EU airports must begin using a fuel, known as eSAF. To make sure it truly reduces emissions, the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive (EU RED) sets strict rules for how eSAF must be produced and verified.

We had the pleasure of welcoming MTV Uutiset, one of Finland’s leading national news broadcasters, to our eSAF production pilot facility in Espoo. Our team proudly demonstrated how biogenic CO₂, renewable electricity, and green hydrogen come together in our modular system to create synthetic crude oil.

Liquid Sun’s journey is accelerating. This quarter we’ve achieved important advances in eSAF production through strong industrial and aviation partnerships - concrete steps that move us closer to commercial reality. Each milestone strengthens our momentum and reinforces the confidence that clean aviation is within reach. Read on for the latest updates from Q3.

International Airlines Group (IAG), parent company of airlines including Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia and Vueling, has selected Finnish technology company Liquid Sun to join its accelerator programme. Now in its ninth year, the program has become a recognized benchmark for airline innovation and investment potential.

The pilot aims to establish a functioning ecosystem and value chain for synthetic fuel production in Finland. The EU’s sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) blending mandate creates an opportunity for Finland to become a significant producer of synthetic fuels in the future.

Significant progress is underway at Liquid Sun as we accelerate toward the scale-up of eSAFproduction. With each milestone, we're bringing the future of clean aviation closer to reality. Read on to discover the latest breakthroughs driving us forward.

The market for sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) is predicted to grow from €2 billion in 2030 to over €60 billion by 2050. Finnish company Liquid Sun aims to be at the forefront of this exploding market growth.

Helsingin Sanomat, Finland's leading news media, highlights our groundbreaking work in turning CO2 into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Aamulehti, the local news media from Tampere, wrote an article about our innovation and how to solve challenges within the hydrogen economy.

Yle, Finland’s national news media, published an in-depth article on the shift towards SAF.