From air to Jet Fuel: Techno-economic and sustainability analysis of eSAF production using direct air capture and chloralkali electrolysis

Key Points

• Findings suggest that the techno-economic viability of eSAF production is feasible under current technological advancements, promoting sustainability.
• Economic analysis revealed a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 60% over conventional jet fuels, enhancing environmental safety.
• Assessment using a techno-economic framework highlights the potential profitability of integrating direct air capture and electrolysis in eSAF production.
• Results indicate that while initial costs are high, operational efficiencies may improve the financial outlook, emphasizing future investment opportunities.