Zuriwo is designing a plant that gasifies industrial waste into syngas, then uses Fischer-Tropsch (FT) synthesis, a catalytic process that builds liquid fuel molecules from that gas. The same plant then upgrades the result into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel, each certified before use.
Zuriwo plantSAF + renewable dieselMuch of it is hard to recycle. Gasification breaks it down into a clean gas instead, and Fischer-Tropsch synthesis rebuilds that gas into jet fuel and diesel.
Sources: IATA SAF fact sheet, 2026; ReFuelEU Aviation (EASA).
Gasification plus FT synthesis, producing SAF and renewable diesel. Plant concept engineering is now under way.
And firming up the gasification and FT design before lab work starts.
Fuel from this route must also be approved under aviation fuel standards before it is used in aircraft.