Core Insights - Haffner Energy and IGNIS's P2X platform have launched the AeroVerde project in Spain to produce bio-SAF and e-SAF, addressing the EU's renewable aviation fuel supply chain challenges [1] Group 1: Project Overview - The AeroVerde project utilizes a localized, circular economy model to tackle the current gaps in the European SAF industry [1] - Haffner Energy's patented technology converts local waste biomass in Spain into hydrogen-rich synthesis gas for bio-SAF production [1] - The process generates bio-based CO2, which is combined with green hydrogen produced from renewable energy by IGNIS P2X to create e-SAF [1] Group 2: Environmental Impact - The dual-pathway technology of "biomass + green electricity" aims to optimize resource utilization and significantly reduce lifecycle carbon emissions [1] Group 3: Market Implications - If successful, the project will provide the EU aviation industry with a localized decarbonization pathway that does not rely on imported raw materials [1] - The initiative is expected to intensify regional competition in the high-end chemicals and clean fuels sectors globally [1] - Europe is attempting to redefine the rules and structure of the green fuel supply chain through such projects [1]