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Methanol-to-Jet Fuels Sustainable Aviation

Key Takeaways
  • Methanol-to-jet pathway approved by ASTM International.
  • MTJ broadens feedstock base for sustainable aviation fuel.
  • Methanol can be produced from various carbon and hydrogen sources.
  • Honeywell Technologies UOP's eFining process upgrades methanol into SAF.
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Strategic Implications

The approval of methanol-to-jet may indicate a significant step towards scaling sustainable aviation fuel production. This development could strengthen the business case for integrated hydrogen and carbon capture projects, suggesting a potential growth area for the hydrogen economy and lower-carbon fuel supply.

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What Happened

New Pathway Expands Feedstock Options For Lower Carbon Fuel

The recent approval of the methanol-to-jet pathway by ASTM International is a critical milestone for the sustainable aviation fuel market. This development allows for the conversion of renewable methanol into SAF and electro-sustainable aviation fuel, expanding the feedstock base and potentially accelerating the growth of lower-carbon fuel supply. According to Rajesh Gattupalli, President of Honeywell Technologies UOP, methanol-to-jet technology can link renewable power, hydrogen production, captured carbon, and methanol logistics to a high-value aviation fuel market. This was reported by gasworld.

Source | Originally Published: August 18, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • Methanol-to-jet pathway approved by ASTM International.
  • MTJ broadens feedstock base for sustainable aviation fuel.
  • Methanol can be produced from various carbon and hydrogen sources.
  • Honeywell Technologies UOP's eFining process upgrades methanol into SAF.
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Strategic Implications

The approval of methanol-to-jet may indicate a significant step towards scaling sustainable aviation fuel production. This development could strengthen the business case for integrated hydrogen and carbon capture projects, suggesting a potential growth area for the hydrogen economy and lower-carbon fuel supply.

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What Happened

New Pathway Expands Feedstock Options For Lower Carbon Fuel

The recent approval of the methanol-to-jet pathway by ASTM International is a critical milestone for the sustainable aviation fuel market. This development allows for the conversion of renewable methanol into SAF and electro-sustainable aviation fuel, expanding the feedstock base and potentially accelerating the growth of lower-carbon fuel supply. According to Rajesh Gattupalli, President of Honeywell Technologies UOP, methanol-to-jet technology can link renewable power, hydrogen production, captured carbon, and methanol logistics to a high-value aviation fuel market. This was reported by gasworld.

Source | Originally Published: August 18, 2026

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