KRICT Achieves Daily Production of 100 Kilograms of Sustainable Aviation Fuel from Landfill Gas

The Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) has successfully achieved the daily production of 100 kilograms of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) derived from landfill gas. This development addresses the aviation sector’s significant contribution to global carbon emissions by offering an alternative fuel source that reduces greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional fossil-based jet fuels.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel, produced from organic waste or biomass, is gaining attention as a potential solution for reducing the environmental impact of air travel. However, high production costs have posed challenges to its widespread adoption. KRICT’s achievement marks a step forward in overcoming these barriers by utilizing landfill gas as a raw material for SAF production. The institute’s efforts align with global initiatives aimed at promoting cleaner energy alternatives within the aviation industry. Further details on the technological processes and scalability of this production method remain under review.

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Date: February 4, 2026

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