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Making E-SAF in Saudi Arabia – Royal Commission, Nordic Electrofuel and Jump reach milestone for ramp-up of e-fuel production
December 2024
The Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, in collaboration with Nordic Electrofuel and Jump, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which aims to foster cooperation in the development of large-scale production of green synthetic aviation fuel in Jubail, Saudi Arabia.
Nordic Electrofuel joins the exclusive EIC Scaling Club, which aims to turn 20% of its members into unicorns
October 2024
Nordic Electrofuel is proud to announce that it has been selected as a member of the EIC Scaling Club, a curated community uniting the most promising European deep-tech scale-ups. By joining the Scaling Club, Nordic Electrofuel becomes part of a dynamic ecosystem aimed at growing companies with the potential to address societal needs and solve major global challenges.
Got the EU jackpot – chasing NOK 2.3 billion
One of Norway’s leading financial newspapers, Finansavisen, published a great article on Nordic Electrofuel on 2. April 2024.
The article focused on the financing of our “E-fuel Pilot” project, which is estimated to have a financing need of 200 million euro (~ NOK 2.3 billion).
Please find the English translation of the article below here.
Nordic Electrofuel joins forces with Societe Generale for fundraising to realize e-SAF facility
The aviation industry’s transition to sustainable fuels is gaining momentum, and one trailblazing project at the forefront is Nordic Electrofuel’s e-SAF plant in Norway. With commissioning scheduled for 2026, this pilot facility will produce synthetic sustainable aviation fuels (e-fuels) using power-to-liquid technology, significantly reducing aviation’s CO2 footprint. What makes this project unique is the collaborative equity financing behind it. Advised by Societe Generale, Nordic Electrofuel aims to raise capital not only from financial investors but also from aviation companies, including airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and airports. This collaborative approach is essential for scaling e-fuel technologies and moving from lab experiments to commercial production. With aviation responsible for a significant share of global CO2 emissions, such cooperative efforts are crucial in achieving net-zero air travel. The EU Innovation Fund has also granted 40 million euros to support this groundbreaking initiative. Additionally, Nordic Electrofuel has recently reached a milestone by signing a term sheet with P2X Europe, a joint venture of Mabanaft and H&R Group, formalizing their cooperation in the production and commercialization of synthetic fuels, with a focus on electricity-generated sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF). Read the article from Societe Generale below.