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DHL, Sasol and HH2E Join Forces on Hydrogen-Based SAF

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso25/09/20232 Mins Read
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German logistics giant DHL is joining forces with energy firm HH2E and South African petrochemicals firm Sasol. Together, they are embarking on a pioneering venture to expand the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in Germany. This transformative partnership promises to reshape the aviation industry and significantly reduce its carbon footprint.

The three companies have inked an agreement to establish a joint initiative focused on the creation of potential production capacities for SAFs based on green hydrogen, known as eSAFs. These facilities are slated to be located in eastern Germany, strategically positioned to leverage the region’s renewable energy resources and logistical infrastructure.

The aviation industry has long been under scrutiny for its environmental impact, particularly its contribution to carbon emissions. Sustainable aviation fuel represents a game-changing solution to this challenge. Unlike traditional aviation fuels derived from fossil sources, SAFs are created from renewable feedstocks, significantly reducing their carbon footprint. They can be seamlessly integrated into existing aircraft and infrastructure, making them a practical and immediate solution for greener aviation.

DHL’s involvement in this venture is particularly significant, given its prominent role in global logistics and airfreight. As one of the world’s leading logistics providers, DHL’s commitment to sustainable aviation fuel has the potential to catalyze widespread adoption across the industry.

Central to this initiative is the utilization of green hydrogen as a key feedstock for SAF production. Green hydrogen is produced using renewable energy sources, primarily through a process called electrolysis, where water is split into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity generated from renewable sources like wind or solar power. This method ensures that the hydrogen used in SAF production is entirely carbon-free.

By harnessing the power of green hydrogen, DHL, HH2E, and Sasol aim to produce SAFs that are not only environmentally friendly but also economically viable. This holistic approach aligns with Germany’s ambitious clean energy targets and further solidifies the country’s position as a global leader in renewable energy innovation.

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