Sunday 9 Aug, 2026

Uniper and Sasol ecoFT in joint initiative for the production of sustainable aviation fuel through the SkyFuelH2 project

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The process for producing sustainable aviation fuel

Uniper has signed a letter of intent with the municipality of Sollefteå to, together with Sasol ecoFT, further explore the possibilities of establishing a unique industrial project for sustainable aviation fuel in Långsele, Sollefteå. The project, which is called SkyFuelH2, aims to establish the first production facility of its kind to contribute to the transformation of the aviation industry. 

– Sweden is at the forefront of the green and digital transformation of business and industry, which creates new jobs with fair conditions throughout Sweden. SkyFuelH2 is another example of how the transformation can create jobs and faith in the future, this is an important step for Långsele, Sollefteå, Sweden and our aviation industry, says Minister of Industry Karl-Petter Thorwaldsson.

In a new collaboration with Sasol ecoFT, a world leader in a technology called Fischer-Tropsch, the ambition is to use the technology on an industrial scale for the first time to produce sustainable aviation fuel. The fuel is produced by combining carbon from biomass and renewable hydrogen.

– SkyFuelH2 is about all of Sweden living, and living sustainably. Reaching our climate goals requires high ambitions and large investments. At Uniper, we look forward to working with Sasol ecoFT to be part of the work for a sustainable aviation industry and the industrial revolution in Northern Sweden through the ambitions with SkyFuelH2, says Johan Svenningsson, CEO of Uniper Sweden. 

”At Sasol ecoFT, we are proud to partner with Uniper on SkyFuelH2. We are excited to bring our 70 years of experience in developing high-quality technology and applying our proven Fischer-Tropsch technology and Power-to-Liquid process to the production of sustainable aviation fuel, thereby contributing to a climate-smarter world,” says Fleetwood Grobler, President and CEO of Sasol. 

Contributing to the choice of Långsele and Sollefteå for SkyFuelH2 are the municipality's major growth ambitions, the area's access to renewable electricity and suitable land areas, and the region's long industrial history.

With the declaration of intent, work is now continuing together with Sollefteå Municipality to explore the possibilities of establishing SkyFuelH2.

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