- Técnicas Reunidas has been awarded the design contract by Alby PtX
- The facility will have potential capacity of 66,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuels per year
- The plant is in Ånge, northern Sweden
- Commercial production is targeted for 2031
- The e-SAF could fuel roughly three-quarters of Sweden’s domestic flights
Spanish engineering firm Técnicas Reunidas has been awarded the design contract by Alby PtX for a synthetic fuels plant in Sweden. The facility will have potential capacity of 66,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuels per year. The construction and commissioning contract remains pending. The Alby PtX project in Ånge, northern Sweden, has entered its front-end engineering design phase.
The facility is co-owned by Norwegian Power-to-Liquid developer Norsk e-Fuel and independent asset manager Prime Capital with RES acting as the site development partner. The entire plant is scale-designed to yield between 80,000 and 106,000 total tonnes of synthetic e-Fuels annually. At full capacity the e-SAF produced will be capable of fuelling roughly three-quarters of Sweden’s domestic flights.
The facility uses a Power-to-Liquid production chain combining green hydrogen generated using up to 500 MW of electrolyzer capacity with captured biogenic or industrial carbon dioxide and water. The project secured its Environmental Permit and Environmental Impact Assessment approvals in April 2025. Commercial production is targeted for 2031.
