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HAMR Closes $10M Series A with Backing from Qantas, Airbus and thyssenkrupp Uhde
HAMR Closes $10M Series A with Backing from Qantas, Airbus and thyssenkrupp Uhde
HAMR Closes $10M Series A with Backing from Qantas, Airbus and thyssenkrupp Uhde
Feb 11, 2026
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HAMR Energy, Qantas, Airbus & thyssenkrupp Uhde
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Media Release: HAMR Energy Closes $10M Series A with Backing from Global Leaders Qantas, Airbus and thyssenkrupp Uhde to Deliver Low-Carbon Fuels in Australia
Feb 11, 2026
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HAMR Energy, Qantas, Airbus & thyssenkrupp Uhde
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8 mins
Media Release: HAMR Energy Closes $10M Series A with Backing from Global Leaders Qantas, Airbus and thyssenkrupp Uhde to Deliver Low-Carbon Fuels in Australia
Feb 11, 2026
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HAMR Energy, Qantas, Airbus & thyssenkrupp Uhde
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8 mins
Media Release: HAMR Energy Closes $10M Series A with Backing from Global Leaders Qantas, Airbus and thyssenkrupp Uhde to Deliver Low-Carbon Fuels in Australia
From left to right: Stephen Forshaw (Airbus Chief Representative, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific), Karan Bagga (thyssenkrupp Uhde, CTO & Director), Chelsea Rossney (Honeywell, Chief Commercial Officer, Pacific), Nick Chan (OneFortyOne, Director of Corporate Strategy), David Stribley (HAMR Energy, Founder and Director), Fiona Messent (Qantas, Group Chief Sustainability Officer), Alex Smith (HAMR Energy, Founder and Director)
HAMR Energy Media Release Embargoed: Wednesday 11 February //
Leading Australian low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) company HAMR Energy today announced the successful close of its AUD 10 million Series A funding round, securing investment from major aviation companies Airbus and Qantas, as well as leading global industrial firm thyssenkrupp Uhde.
The investment marks a critical milestone as HAMR Energy advances its pipeline of LCLF projects which convert plantation forestry residues into fuel to decarbonise hard-to-abate transport including shipping and aviation. In further support of the project, Honeywell will provide its innovative UOP eFining™ process technology and expertise to enable renewable fuel production from methanol – a major breakthrough for the aviation industry.
HAMR Energy’s flagship project, Portland Renewable Fuels, (PRF) in regional Victoria will use residues from the local plantation forestry industry to produce 300,000 tonnes per annum of low carbon methanol. This methanol can be used directly as a shipping fuel or converted into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), helping close the global SAF supply gap, strengthening Australian fuel security and supporting the country’s transition to cleaner energy.
With global SAF demand estimated to reach 500 million tonnes by 20501 , HAMR Energy’s projects could play a pivotal role in production in Australia. The sector will deliver AUD 13.1 billion in Gross Value Add and create or sustain 70,000 jobs, according to a study by ICF2 commissioned by Qantas and Airbus.
In addition to PRF, HAMR Energy is developing Australia’s first major methanol-to-jet fuel facility which will have the capacity to convert methanol into more than 135 million litres of SAF annually. It will create hundreds of jobs in construction and up to 130 long-term operational roles once established, enhancing Australia’s resilience and self-sufficiency in aviation fuel supply.
HAMR Energy’s experienced executive team has deep expertise in global fuel markets and complex energy projects. They have designed an innovative, vertically integrated production model to meet the needs of customers by using existing byproducts with Memorandums of Understanding for long-term supply agreements with partners including sustainable plantation forestry company OneFortyOne. This method offers lower lifecycle emissions than alternative feedstocks and utilises proven technology to produce highly competitive fuels.
The investment from Qantas and Airbus will be taken from their joint Australian Sustainable Aviation Fuel investment fund and existing investors have recommitted.
David Stribley, Co-Founder of HAMR Energy, said: “This funding round is a pivotal moment for HAMR Energy and for Australia’s clean energy future. With the backing of world-class partners, we are advancing projects to deliver the lowest-cost, lowest-carbon fuels to decarbonise aviation and shipping at scale. This investment will help us play an important part in realising Australia’s goals of establishing an LCLF industry.”
Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer, said: “Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry."
Stephen Forshaw, Airbus Chief Representative, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, said: “Airbus sees HAMR Energy’s innovative approach to producing SAF from methanol as a very interesting technology pathway, which can help accelerate the industry’s transition to sustainable fuels. We are also excited to support the development of this proposed project in Victoria. Developing low carbon fuel production in more of Australia’s states has the potential to create broad access for offtakers across the country - so important when we consider the reach of our industry.”
Nadja Håkansson, CEO, thyssenkrupp Uhde GmbH, said “This is an important milestone for the future of renewable fuels in Australia. For us at thyssenkrupp Uhde, it’s a great example of how our technology and project delivery capabilities can help turn ambitious concepts into industrial reality - thanks to the great collaboration with HAMR and all partners involved. Projects like this succeed when developers, technology partners, execution experts, and future offtakers work hand in hand from the very beginning. Joining forces across the entire ecosystem is what creates real world impact.”
Rajesh Gattupalli, President of Honeywell UOP, said: “Honeywell's extensive technical expertise and practical experience in SAF have enabled us to identify innovative ways in which flexible feedstocks can be used to support aviation's energy transition. Our agreement with HAMR Energy marks the first commercial license in the Pacific region for SAF production using Honeywell's eFining process technology. This initiative highlights our commitment to supporting the responsible growth of the global aviation sector and propelling efforts toward a low-carbon future.”
Nick Chan, Director of Corporate Strategy at OneFortyOne, said: “The success of HAMR Energy’s project will be a defining moment for the plantation forestry industry in Australia, supporting diversification into new markets for our residual wood products. OneFortyOne is uniquely positioned to lead as a feedstock partner in this low-carbon liquid fuels space, thanks to the sustainability, scale and consistency of our supply, year-round operations, and well established infrastructure and supply chains.”
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HAMR Energy Media Release Embargoed: Wednesday 11 February //
Leading Australian low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) company HAMR Energy today announced the successful close of its AUD 10 million Series A funding round, securing investment from major aviation companies Airbus and Qantas, as well as leading global industrial firm thyssenkrupp Uhde.
The investment marks a critical milestone as HAMR Energy advances its pipeline of LCLF projects which convert plantation forestry residues into fuel to decarbonise hard-to-abate transport including shipping and aviation. In further support of the project, Honeywell will provide its innovative UOP eFining™ process technology and expertise to enable renewable fuel production from methanol – a major breakthrough for the aviation industry.
HAMR Energy’s flagship project, Portland Renewable Fuels, (PRF) in regional Victoria will use residues from the local plantation forestry industry to produce 300,000 tonnes per annum of low carbon methanol. This methanol can be used directly as a shipping fuel or converted into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), helping close the global SAF supply gap, strengthening Australian fuel security and supporting the country’s transition to cleaner energy.
With global SAF demand estimated to reach 500 million tonnes by 20501 , HAMR Energy’s projects could play a pivotal role in production in Australia. The sector will deliver AUD 13.1 billion in Gross Value Add and create or sustain 70,000 jobs, according to a study by ICF2 commissioned by Qantas and Airbus.
In addition to PRF, HAMR Energy is developing Australia’s first major methanol-to-jet fuel facility which will have the capacity to convert methanol into more than 135 million litres of SAF annually. It will create hundreds of jobs in construction and up to 130 long-term operational roles once established, enhancing Australia’s resilience and self-sufficiency in aviation fuel supply.
HAMR Energy’s experienced executive team has deep expertise in global fuel markets and complex energy projects. They have designed an innovative, vertically integrated production model to meet the needs of customers by using existing byproducts with Memorandums of Understanding for long-term supply agreements with partners including sustainable plantation forestry company OneFortyOne. This method offers lower lifecycle emissions than alternative feedstocks and utilises proven technology to produce highly competitive fuels.
The investment from Qantas and Airbus will be taken from their joint Australian Sustainable Aviation Fuel investment fund and existing investors have recommitted.
David Stribley, Co-Founder of HAMR Energy, said: “This funding round is a pivotal moment for HAMR Energy and for Australia’s clean energy future. With the backing of world-class partners, we are advancing projects to deliver the lowest-cost, lowest-carbon fuels to decarbonise aviation and shipping at scale. This investment will help us play an important part in realising Australia’s goals of establishing an LCLF industry.”
Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer, said: “Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry."
Stephen Forshaw, Airbus Chief Representative, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, said: “Airbus sees HAMR Energy’s innovative approach to producing SAF from methanol as a very interesting technology pathway, which can help accelerate the industry’s transition to sustainable fuels. We are also excited to support the development of this proposed project in Victoria. Developing low carbon fuel production in more of Australia’s states has the potential to create broad access for offtakers across the country - so important when we consider the reach of our industry.”
Nadja Håkansson, CEO, thyssenkrupp Uhde GmbH, said “This is an important milestone for the future of renewable fuels in Australia. For us at thyssenkrupp Uhde, it’s a great example of how our technology and project delivery capabilities can help turn ambitious concepts into industrial reality - thanks to the great collaboration with HAMR and all partners involved. Projects like this succeed when developers, technology partners, execution experts, and future offtakers work hand in hand from the very beginning. Joining forces across the entire ecosystem is what creates real world impact.”
Rajesh Gattupalli, President of Honeywell UOP, said: “Honeywell's extensive technical expertise and practical experience in SAF have enabled us to identify innovative ways in which flexible feedstocks can be used to support aviation's energy transition. Our agreement with HAMR Energy marks the first commercial license in the Pacific region for SAF production using Honeywell's eFining process technology. This initiative highlights our commitment to supporting the responsible growth of the global aviation sector and propelling efforts toward a low-carbon future.”
Nick Chan, Director of Corporate Strategy at OneFortyOne, said: “The success of HAMR Energy’s project will be a defining moment for the plantation forestry industry in Australia, supporting diversification into new markets for our residual wood products. OneFortyOne is uniquely positioned to lead as a feedstock partner in this low-carbon liquid fuels space, thanks to the sustainability, scale and consistency of our supply, year-round operations, and well established infrastructure and supply chains.”
— ENDS —
HAMR Energy Media Release Embargoed: Wednesday 11 February //
Leading Australian low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) company HAMR Energy today announced the successful close of its AUD 10 million Series A funding round, securing investment from major aviation companies Airbus and Qantas, as well as leading global industrial firm thyssenkrupp Uhde.
The investment marks a critical milestone as HAMR Energy advances its pipeline of LCLF projects which convert plantation forestry residues into fuel to decarbonise hard-to-abate transport including shipping and aviation. In further support of the project, Honeywell will provide its innovative UOP eFining™ process technology and expertise to enable renewable fuel production from methanol – a major breakthrough for the aviation industry.
HAMR Energy’s flagship project, Portland Renewable Fuels, (PRF) in regional Victoria will use residues from the local plantation forestry industry to produce 300,000 tonnes per annum of low carbon methanol. This methanol can be used directly as a shipping fuel or converted into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), helping close the global SAF supply gap, strengthening Australian fuel security and supporting the country’s transition to cleaner energy.
With global SAF demand estimated to reach 500 million tonnes by 20501 , HAMR Energy’s projects could play a pivotal role in production in Australia. The sector will deliver AUD 13.1 billion in Gross Value Add and create or sustain 70,000 jobs, according to a study by ICF2 commissioned by Qantas and Airbus.
In addition to PRF, HAMR Energy is developing Australia’s first major methanol-to-jet fuel facility which will have the capacity to convert methanol into more than 135 million litres of SAF annually. It will create hundreds of jobs in construction and up to 130 long-term operational roles once established, enhancing Australia’s resilience and self-sufficiency in aviation fuel supply.
HAMR Energy’s experienced executive team has deep expertise in global fuel markets and complex energy projects. They have designed an innovative, vertically integrated production model to meet the needs of customers by using existing byproducts with Memorandums of Understanding for long-term supply agreements with partners including sustainable plantation forestry company OneFortyOne. This method offers lower lifecycle emissions than alternative feedstocks and utilises proven technology to produce highly competitive fuels.
The investment from Qantas and Airbus will be taken from their joint Australian Sustainable Aviation Fuel investment fund and existing investors have recommitted.
David Stribley, Co-Founder of HAMR Energy, said: “This funding round is a pivotal moment for HAMR Energy and for Australia’s clean energy future. With the backing of world-class partners, we are advancing projects to deliver the lowest-cost, lowest-carbon fuels to decarbonise aviation and shipping at scale. This investment will help us play an important part in realising Australia’s goals of establishing an LCLF industry.”
Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer, said: “Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry."
Stephen Forshaw, Airbus Chief Representative, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, said: “Airbus sees HAMR Energy’s innovative approach to producing SAF from methanol as a very interesting technology pathway, which can help accelerate the industry’s transition to sustainable fuels. We are also excited to support the development of this proposed project in Victoria. Developing low carbon fuel production in more of Australia’s states has the potential to create broad access for offtakers across the country - so important when we consider the reach of our industry.”
Nadja Håkansson, CEO, thyssenkrupp Uhde GmbH, said “This is an important milestone for the future of renewable fuels in Australia. For us at thyssenkrupp Uhde, it’s a great example of how our technology and project delivery capabilities can help turn ambitious concepts into industrial reality - thanks to the great collaboration with HAMR and all partners involved. Projects like this succeed when developers, technology partners, execution experts, and future offtakers work hand in hand from the very beginning. Joining forces across the entire ecosystem is what creates real world impact.”
Rajesh Gattupalli, President of Honeywell UOP, said: “Honeywell's extensive technical expertise and practical experience in SAF have enabled us to identify innovative ways in which flexible feedstocks can be used to support aviation's energy transition. Our agreement with HAMR Energy marks the first commercial license in the Pacific region for SAF production using Honeywell's eFining process technology. This initiative highlights our commitment to supporting the responsible growth of the global aviation sector and propelling efforts toward a low-carbon future.”
Nick Chan, Director of Corporate Strategy at OneFortyOne, said: “The success of HAMR Energy’s project will be a defining moment for the plantation forestry industry in Australia, supporting diversification into new markets for our residual wood products. OneFortyOne is uniquely positioned to lead as a feedstock partner in this low-carbon liquid fuels space, thanks to the sustainability, scale and consistency of our supply, year-round operations, and well established infrastructure and supply chains.”
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MEDIA ENQUIRIES
Nick Albrow
nalbrow@pattersonadvisory.com.au
+61 408 681 499
ABOUT HAMR ENERGY
HAMR Energy is an Australian low carbon fuels company dedicated to accelerating global
decarbonisation of hard to abate sectors. With our experience in complex energy projects, we
produce low carbon fuels and chemicals to help decarbonise industries like shipping & aviation.
We have the expertise, technology and vision to develop one million tonnes of low carbon fuels
capacity by 2030. Our advanced projects include:
Portland Renewable Fuels, Victoria
Investment: A$1.8B
Capacity: 300,000 tons methanol per annum
Feedstock: Residual forestry biomass and renewable hydrogen
Status: FEED
Partners: thyssenkruppe Uhde
SAF Energy Park; Methanol-to-Jet
Investment: A$800 million
Greater than 135M litres SAF per annum
Feedstock: Low carbon methanol
Status: Pre-FEED
Partners: Honeywell UOP
Learn more www.hamrenergy.com
ABOUT PARTNERS
About Qantas:
Founded in the Queensland outback in 1920, Qantas has grown to be Australia's largest domestic and international airline, proudly flying millions of people around the world every year. Qantas and Jetstar, as well as Qantas Loyalty, form the Qantas Group. As it continues to grow and connect Australia with the world, the Qantas Group is committed to reducing its environmental impact in the air and on the ground, with the increasing use of SAF and support for increased SAF production both integral to its sustainability goals and ambition.
About Airbus:
Airbus is the largest aeronautics and space company in Europe, providing products, services and solutions for the commercial aircraft, helicopter, defence and space sectors. Airbus is developing the next generation of aircraft to be lighter, safer and more fuel-efficient, and to fly using alternative fuel sources. From the commercial aircraft and helicopters that connect and unite people around the world to the military aircraft and satellites that protect citizens and countries, Airbus pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. Visit airbus.com or connect on social media channels @airbus.
About thyssenkrupp Uhde:
thyssenkrupp Uhde combines unique technological expertise and decades of global experience in the engineering, procurement, construction and service of chemical plants. We develop innovative processes and products for a more sustainable future and thus contribute to the longterm success of our customers in almost all areas of the chemical industry. Our portfolio includes leading technologies for the production of base chemicals, fertilizers and polymers as well as complete value-chains for green hydrogen and sustainable chemicals.
www.thyssenkrupp-uhde.com
About Honeywell
Honeywell is an integrated operating company serving a broad range of industries and geographies around the world, with a portfolio that is underpinned by our Honeywell Accelerator operating system and Honeywell Forge platform. As a trusted partner, we help organizations solve the world's toughest, most complex challenges, providing actionable solutions and innovations for aerospace, building automation, industrial automation, process automation, and process technology, that help make the world smarter and safer as well as more secure and sustainable. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywell.com/newsroom.
About OneFortyOne
OneFortyOne is one of the largest Trans-Tasman plantation forestry and sawmilling businesses with our sustainably sourced forest products, such as timber framing for our homes and landscaping timber for our gardens, being used in our everyday lives. We operate in the Green Triangle, Australia’s premier forestry region spanning the border of South Australia and Victoria, and the Nelson and Marlborough regions of New Zealand, in the Top of the South Island.
In the Green Triangle, OneFortyOne holds long-term harvesting rights over softwood plantations, together with freehold land spanning a total productive area of c. 98,000 hectares and owns the Jubilee Highway sawmill in Mount Gambier. In New Zealand, OneFortyOne’s operations comprise c. 61,000 ha of productive softwood plantation area and the Kaituna sawmill in Blenheim. We plant millions of seedlings every year, renewably replacing the trees we harvest.
MEDIA ENQUIRIES
Nick Albrow
nalbrow@pattersonadvisory.com.au
+61 408 681 499
ABOUT HAMR ENERGY
HAMR Energy is an Australian low carbon fuels company dedicated to accelerating global
decarbonisation of hard to abate sectors. With our experience in complex energy projects, we
produce low carbon fuels and chemicals to help decarbonise industries like shipping & aviation.
We have the expertise, technology and vision to develop one million tonnes of low carbon fuels
capacity by 2030. Our advanced projects include:
Portland Renewable Fuels, Victoria
Investment: A$1.8B
Capacity: 300,000 tons methanol per annum
Feedstock: Residual forestry biomass and renewable hydrogen
Status: FEED
Partners: thyssenkruppe Uhde
SAF Energy Park; Methanol-to-Jet
Investment: A$800 million
Greater than 135M litres SAF per annum
Feedstock: Low carbon methanol
Status: Pre-FEED
Partners: Honeywell UOP
Learn more www.hamrenergy.com
ABOUT PARTNERS
About Qantas:
Founded in the Queensland outback in 1920, Qantas has grown to be Australia's largest domestic and international airline, proudly flying millions of people around the world every year. Qantas and Jetstar, as well as Qantas Loyalty, form the Qantas Group. As it continues to grow and connect Australia with the world, the Qantas Group is committed to reducing its environmental impact in the air and on the ground, with the increasing use of SAF and support for increased SAF production both integral to its sustainability goals and ambition.
About Airbus:
Airbus is the largest aeronautics and space company in Europe, providing products, services and solutions for the commercial aircraft, helicopter, defence and space sectors. Airbus is developing the next generation of aircraft to be lighter, safer and more fuel-efficient, and to fly using alternative fuel sources. From the commercial aircraft and helicopters that connect and unite people around the world to the military aircraft and satellites that protect citizens and countries, Airbus pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. Visit airbus.com or connect on social media channels @airbus.
About thyssenkrupp Uhde:
thyssenkrupp Uhde combines unique technological expertise and decades of global experience in the engineering, procurement, construction and service of chemical plants. We develop innovative processes and products for a more sustainable future and thus contribute to the longterm success of our customers in almost all areas of the chemical industry. Our portfolio includes leading technologies for the production of base chemicals, fertilizers and polymers as well as complete value-chains for green hydrogen and sustainable chemicals.
www.thyssenkrupp-uhde.com
About Honeywell
Honeywell is an integrated operating company serving a broad range of industries and geographies around the world, with a portfolio that is underpinned by our Honeywell Accelerator operating system and Honeywell Forge platform. As a trusted partner, we help organizations solve the world's toughest, most complex challenges, providing actionable solutions and innovations for aerospace, building automation, industrial automation, process automation, and process technology, that help make the world smarter and safer as well as more secure and sustainable. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywell.com/newsroom.
About OneFortyOne
OneFortyOne is one of the largest Trans-Tasman plantation forestry and sawmilling businesses with our sustainably sourced forest products, such as timber framing for our homes and landscaping timber for our gardens, being used in our everyday lives. We operate in the Green Triangle, Australia’s premier forestry region spanning the border of South Australia and Victoria, and the Nelson and Marlborough regions of New Zealand, in the Top of the South Island.
In the Green Triangle, OneFortyOne holds long-term harvesting rights over softwood plantations, together with freehold land spanning a total productive area of c. 98,000 hectares and owns the Jubilee Highway sawmill in Mount Gambier. In New Zealand, OneFortyOne’s operations comprise c. 61,000 ha of productive softwood plantation area and the Kaituna sawmill in Blenheim. We plant millions of seedlings every year, renewably replacing the trees we harvest.
MEDIA ENQUIRIES
Nick Albrow
nalbrow@pattersonadvisory.com.au
+61 408 681 499
ABOUT HAMR ENERGY
HAMR Energy is an Australian low carbon fuels company dedicated to accelerating global
decarbonisation of hard to abate sectors. With our experience in complex energy projects, we
produce low carbon fuels and chemicals to help decarbonise industries like shipping & aviation.
We have the expertise, technology and vision to develop one million tonnes of low carbon fuels
capacity by 2030. Our advanced projects include:
Portland Renewable Fuels, Victoria
Investment: A$1.8B
Capacity: 300,000 tons methanol per annum
Feedstock: Residual forestry biomass and renewable hydrogen
Status: FEED
Partners: thyssenkruppe Uhde
SAF Energy Park; Methanol-to-Jet
Investment: A$800 million
Greater than 135M litres SAF per annum
Feedstock: Low carbon methanol
Status: Pre-FEED
Partners: Honeywell UOP
Learn more www.hamrenergy.com
ABOUT PARTNERS
About Qantas:
Founded in the Queensland outback in 1920, Qantas has grown to be Australia's largest domestic and international airline, proudly flying millions of people around the world every year. Qantas and Jetstar, as well as Qantas Loyalty, form the Qantas Group. As it continues to grow and connect Australia with the world, the Qantas Group is committed to reducing its environmental impact in the air and on the ground, with the increasing use of SAF and support for increased SAF production both integral to its sustainability goals and ambition.
About Airbus:
Airbus is the largest aeronautics and space company in Europe, providing products, services and solutions for the commercial aircraft, helicopter, defence and space sectors. Airbus is developing the next generation of aircraft to be lighter, safer and more fuel-efficient, and to fly using alternative fuel sources. From the commercial aircraft and helicopters that connect and unite people around the world to the military aircraft and satellites that protect citizens and countries, Airbus pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. Visit airbus.com or connect on social media channels @airbus.
About thyssenkrupp Uhde:
thyssenkrupp Uhde combines unique technological expertise and decades of global experience in the engineering, procurement, construction and service of chemical plants. We develop innovative processes and products for a more sustainable future and thus contribute to the longterm success of our customers in almost all areas of the chemical industry. Our portfolio includes leading technologies for the production of base chemicals, fertilizers and polymers as well as complete value-chains for green hydrogen and sustainable chemicals.
www.thyssenkrupp-uhde.com
About Honeywell
Honeywell is an integrated operating company serving a broad range of industries and geographies around the world, with a portfolio that is underpinned by our Honeywell Accelerator operating system and Honeywell Forge platform. As a trusted partner, we help organizations solve the world's toughest, most complex challenges, providing actionable solutions and innovations for aerospace, building automation, industrial automation, process automation, and process technology, that help make the world smarter and safer as well as more secure and sustainable. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywell.com/newsroom.
About OneFortyOne
OneFortyOne is one of the largest Trans-Tasman plantation forestry and sawmilling businesses with our sustainably sourced forest products, such as timber framing for our homes and landscaping timber for our gardens, being used in our everyday lives. We operate in the Green Triangle, Australia’s premier forestry region spanning the border of South Australia and Victoria, and the Nelson and Marlborough regions of New Zealand, in the Top of the South Island.
In the Green Triangle, OneFortyOne holds long-term harvesting rights over softwood plantations, together with freehold land spanning a total productive area of c. 98,000 hectares and owns the Jubilee Highway sawmill in Mount Gambier. In New Zealand, OneFortyOne’s operations comprise c. 61,000 ha of productive softwood plantation area and the Kaituna sawmill in Blenheim. We plant millions of seedlings every year, renewably replacing the trees we harvest.
Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry. - Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer
Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry. - Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer
Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry. - Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer
Building sustainable aviation fuel supply in Australia is essential to meeting our decarbonisation targets and reducing aviation's emissions. But the benefits extend well beyond our industry - a domestic SAF sector means jobs, regional investment, and economic growth across Australia. HAMR Energy's vertically integrated approach represents a significant step forward, and we're proud to support production that will help establish this critical local industry. - Fiona Messent, Qantas Group Chief Sustainability Officer
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