Bristol Harbor

Aviation / Airlines

Biofuel technology / Synthesis gas technology

Consultancy

Technology developed by Solena that converts organic waste and garbage into biofuel suitable for aircraft use.

36.6 MW electrolyzer that will produce 4.4 million kilograms of green hydrogen per year using electricity from the solar plant.

114 MW solar plant designed to generate electricity for the electrolyzer. Solar was chosen over wind as the more competitive and economically viable renewable energy source for this project.

London

Bristol

Western Australia

The United Kingdom's first hydrogen-powered ferry, designed to carry twelve passengers within Bristol Harbor and powered by hydrogen fuel cells.

Initiative that promotes the use of sustainable energy in aviation, under which British Airways is developing its biofuel facility.

A green hydrogen production facility in Western Australia comprising a 114 MW solar plant and 36.6 MW electrolyzer designed to produce 4.4 million kilograms of green hydrogen per year.

The United Kingdom's first hydrogen-powered ferry, designed to carry twelve passengers and powered by hydrogen fuel cells.

Sustainable aviation fuel produced from organic waste and garbage using synthesis gas technology, designed to reduce emissions from air travel.