Hydroalp acts as an EPC contractor for the construction of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production plants.
Thanks to the exclusive rights granted for KHIMOD technologies in Italy, Hydroalp offers a comprehensive package that combines project coordination and execution with proprietary technology.
SAF includes both e-SAF, produced from renewable hydrogen and captured CO₂, and bio-SAF, generated from syngas derived from biomass containing CO, CO₂, and H₂. Through the Fischer–Tropsch synthesis process, these feedstocks yield long-chain hydrocarbons (synthetic kerosene), which can be blended or refined for aviation use. SAFs are drop-in fuels, meaning they are fully compatible with existing aircraft engines, pipelines, and airport infrastructure.
Although SAF production remains energy-intensive and costly, it is widely recognized as one of the key strategies for the decarbonization of aviation. Its large-scale adoption is strongly supported by international regulatory frameworks and policy incentives.
