A strategic step toward cleaner aviation.
ENOC Group and Allied Biofuels Holding have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore Sustainable Aviation Fuel and Electro-synthetic Sustainable Aviation Fuel offtake and distribution cooperation from Allied Biofuels’ integrated facility under development in Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan Airports JSC and Allied Biofuels FE LLC have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to support future cooperation on the supply of Sustainable Aviation Fuel and e-Sustainable Aviation Fuel in Uzbekistan. The agreement marks a major step toward building a cleaner aviation fuel ecosystem and positioning Uzbekistan as an emerging sustainable aviation hub in Central Asia.
Allied Biofuels FE LLC has secured a Presidential Decree and signed a binding Project Implementation Agreement with the Khorezm Region Government, marking a major milestone in the development of its landmark Sustainable Aviation Fuel, electro-synthetic Sustainable Aviation Fuel, and Renewable Diesel project in Uzbekistan.
Allied Biofuels FE LLC and Praj Industries have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop Central Asia’s largest ethanol refinery in Uzbekistan, creating a critical upstream platform for Allied Biofuels’ Sustainable Aviation Fuel, electro-synthetic Sustainable Aviation Fuel, and Green Diesel strategy.
Allied Green has expanded its strategic collaboration with Plug Power through a new 2 gigawatt electrolyser agreement for its Uzbekistan sustainable fuels project, bringing the total partnership opportunity across Australia and Uzbekistan to 5 gigawatts globally.
Allied Biofuels has signed a landmark Project Development Agreement in Uzbekistan to advance Sustainable Aviation Fuel development and support the country’s emergence as a regional hub for low-carbon aviation fuels and green industrial growth.
Allied Green has expanded its strategic collaboration with Plug Power through a new 2 gigawatt electrolyser agreement for its Uzbekistan sustainable fuels project, bringing the total partnership opportunity across Australia and Uzbekistan to 5 gigawatts globally.
