KRICT Develops Process to Convert Landfill Gas into Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Researchers at the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) have developed a process to convert landfill gas from organic waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), demonstrating the technology's viability with a pilot facility capable of producing 100 kilograms of SAF daily. In collaboration with Intocore Technology, KRICT's end-to-end process offers a practical solution for the aviation sector to reduce carbon emissions, as SAF generated from waste significantly lowers emissions compared to traditional jet fuel.
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Researchers at the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) have successfully demonstrated the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from landfill gas derived from organic waste. A pilot facility, covering 100 square meters, can produce approximately 100 kilograms of SAF daily, confirming the technology's viability.
KRICT partnered with Intocore Technology to create an end-to-end process that captures landfill gas and converts it into aviation fuel, providing a valuable energy resource. This development offers the aviation sector a practical solution to reduce carbon emissions, as SAF from waste materials can significantly lower emissions compared to traditional jet fuel.
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