AMAG Group signs offtake agreement for solar gasoline with Synhelion
AMAG Group AG, a leading Swiss automotive company, has signed a long-term offtake agreement for solar gasoline with cleantech company Synhelion. Starting in 2027, AMAG Group will purchase 50’000 liters of solar gasoline per year to reduce the CO2 emissions of its existing fleet.
Zurich Airport and Synhelion sign pioneering offtake agreement for solar fuel
Zurich Airport Ltd. has signed a long-term offtake agreement for renewable diesel with Synhelion. From 2027, Zurich Airport will purchase 30’000 liters of solar diesel from Synhelion every year. In a first step, this renewable diesel will be used to power the passenger buses on the airport premises.
Synhelion and Cemex’s joint solar clinker project recognized at COP29
Synhelion and Cemex’s joint solar clinker project was recognized at COP29 and Cemex received the Net-Zero Industries Award granted by Mission Innovation for the revolutionary solar clinker production using solar energy powered by Synhelion’s technology.
BBC – Can scientists save the world?
Some of the world’s leading scientists say technology can tackle climate change. Their solutions include mechanical trees that absorb carbon, machines that brighten clouds, and a solar reactor that makes fuel from fresh air.
Richard Bilton meets the scientists trying to save the world and investigates whether they can really make a difference.
Synhelion, SWISS, and Lufthansa Group recognized in Condé Nast Traveler’s Bright Ideas
Synhelion, Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS), and the Lufthansa Group have been recognized in Condé Nast Traveler’s Bright Ideas in Travel List for their innovative technology and strategic partnership that are shaping the future of sustainable aviation.
24/7 production of solar fuels: our game-changing thermal energy storage
In this article, we explain how Synhelion’s thermal energy storage works, and why this innovation is key to achieve economical large-scale production of renewable solar fuels.
SGV and Synhelion sign offtake agreement for solar fuel to power historic steamboats on Lake Lucerne
Lake Lucerne Navigation Company (SGV) AG, a leading Swiss transportation company, has signed a five-year fuel offtake agreement with cleantech company Synhelion. SGV will purchase nearly 100 tons of solar fuel annually to power its fleet. This will make SGV the first navigation company in the world to use Synhelion’s solar fuel.
Pilatus Aircraft signs solar fuel offtake agreement with Synhelion
Swiss aircraft manufacturer Pilatus Aircraft Ltd has signed a five-year fuel offtake agreement with Synhelion. The commitment to purchase solar kerosene from Synhelion marks a significant milestone in their partnership.
