US EditionGreen Fuel Plant for Aircraft Announced at Dunkirk Harbour
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During its annual review, the Port of Dunkirk announced the arrival of a green fuel production plant dedicated to aviation, ten years after the closure of its refinery. The news confirms the good performance of the port that will celebrate in 2026 its 60th anniversary.
Technip Energies plans to install a sustainable aviation fuel plant (CAD or SAF in English) in the port area of Dunkirk (North), has announced the port at its annual conference Tuesday 20 January. The plan, estimated at 1.7 billion euros, is nevertheless still conditioned to the final investment decision, which could take several years.
Marcq-en-Baroeul, 20 Jan 2026 (AFP) – The port of Dunkirk (Nord) has unveiled Tuesday a project of the French group of engineering and services Technip Energies consisting of building and operating a sustainable aviation fuel plant (CDA, or SAF in English) on its site. Combined with another project of a new terminal import-export bulk [...] Article A sustainable aviation fuel plant project at the port of Dunkirk appeared first on MARINE & OCÉANS.
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