How HIF Global’s synthetic fuels and waste-based pathways could change SAF economics
About this episode
Dirk Singer interviews Meg Gentle about the impact of synthetic fuels and waste-based pathways on sustainable aviation fuel economics.
In this episode, Dirk Singer speaks with Meg Gentle, Executive Director at HIF Global, about how synthetic fuels and waste-based pathways could reshape the economics of sustainable aviation fuel. Gentle discusses: Why Chile’s exceptional wind resources made it the starting point for HIF’s first e-fuels facility, and how that model is now being replicated globallyHow e-fuels are produced by combining green hydrogen with captured CO2 to create transportable liquid fuels like methanol and jet fu...
People in this episode
Host: Dirk Singer
Guest: Meg Gentle
Topics covered
- sustainable aviation fuel
- synthetic fuels
- waste-based pathways
- economics
- renewable energy
- e-fuels production
Keywords
- sustainable aviation fuel
- synthetic fuels
- HIF Global
- e-fuels
- green hydrogen
- methanol
- jet fuel
- Chile
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: HIF Global
Products: e-fuels, green hydrogen, methanol, jet fuel
Places: Chile
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