Decarbonization Lanzajet, KMG to Develop Kazakhstan’s First Sustainable Aviation Fuel Project

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After successfully completing a joint feasibility study, Lanzajet and KMG have decided to go ahead with the Front-End Engineering and Design for Kazakhstan’s first sustainable aviation fuel project.

Lanzajet and KMG have signed an agreement to advance the country’s first SAF project. (Source:  Pixabay)
Lanzajet and KMG have signed an agreement to advance the country’s first SAF project.
(Source: Pixabay)

Chicago/USA – Lanzajet has recently announced that CEO Jimmy Samartzis spoke in front of an audience that included both the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and the Chairman and CEO of the country’s national oil and gas company, KMG, Askhat Khasenov. As part of New York Climate week, Lanzajet and KMG have signed an agreement to advance the country’s first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project and a first for Lanzajet in deploying its leading Alcohol-to-Jet (ATJ) technology in the region.

KMG and Lanzajet recently completed a joint feasibility study, and have agreed to move to the next phase of project development – Front-End Engineering and Design (Feed), during which all technical and economic solutions for construction of the plant will be finalized.

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“Kazakhstan is the type of market that creates incredible potential across industries – agriculture, logistics, oil and gas, and aviation. Our collaboration at Lanzajet with KMG sets in motion regional leadership to advance lower carbon flight and decarbonization of aviation, economic development for the country, and energy security for the region,” said Jimmy Samartzis, CEO of Lanzajet.

“This collaboration represents a significant contribution to strengthening bilateral cooperation and will support our low-carbon development goals and the deployment of cutting-edge technologies. Overall, the project will positively impact the development of the biofuels market, improve the environmental performance of the aviation sector, and enhance Kazakhstan’s transit potential,” stated Askhat Khassenov.

The next phase of the project is set to get underway immediately following the signing of the agreement and the project is expected to support the anticipated SAF demand in Kazakhstan that is likely to hit 70,000 tonnes annually by 2030.

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