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- The aviation industry is under scrutiny for its greenhouse gas emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, prompting interest in sustainable alternatives like bio-jet fuel.
- The article discusses the current technological pathways, development status, and the challenges and opportunities within the bio-jet fuel sector.
- Among production technologies, hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids are the most developed and commercially viable, while Fischer-Tropsch shows potential for future growth.
Article Abstract
Due to the large amount of greenhouse gas emissions and the high dependence on fossil fuels, the sustainable development of aviation industry has attracted worldwide attention. Bio-jet fuel is considered to be a promising alternative to traditional aviation fuel. This article summarizes the representative technological route, development status, opportunities and challenges faced by the development of bio-jet fuel industry. So far, several bio-jet fuel production technologies have been certified by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). Hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids is currently the most mature process that can be fully commercialized. Considering economic characteristics and technology maturity, Fischer-Tropsch is promising in near term.
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