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NorSAF to Produce SAF from Wood Residues

October 13, 2026

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Key Takeaways

NorSAF and Nova Pangaea partner to produce SAF from wood residues.
Advanced ethanol plant to be developed in Latvia.
Project aims to reduce reliance on imported feedstocks.
REFNOVA technology to convert wood residues into ethanol and biochar.

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Strategic Implications

This partnership may indicate a shift towards more sustainable and locally sourced feedstocks for SAF production in Europe. The use of wood residues could reduce dependence on imported materials, which suggests a more stable supply chain for European producers. This initiative could also contribute to the development of new industrial processes and technologies in the region.

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What Happened

Latvian Company Partners with Nova Pangaea for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

NorSAF and Nova Pangaea Technologies have partnered to develop an advanced ethanol plant in Latvia, which will produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from wood residues. The project aims to leverage local forest resources and establish a regional supply chain, reducing reliance on imported feedstocks. The initiative is part of a broader effort to increase the production of SAF in Europe, driven by stricter regulations and growing demand for sustainable fuels. According to Hydrocarbon Engineering, the partnership represents a significant step towards developing a more sustainable and locally sourced supply chain for SAF production.

Source | Originally Published: October 12, 2026

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