Johnson Matthey plc (JM) and Honeywell UOP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to provide comprehensive solutions for businesses developing alternative fuels, including sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). By combining JM's syngas solutions with Honeywell UOP's fuel upgrading technologies, the partnership aims to drive down costs and accelerate the deployment of projects producing fuels via Fischer-Tropsch or methanol routes. The collaboration has already been chosen for a significant SAF plant in Louisiana with a capacity of 600,000 metric tonnes per year. This initiative showcases the potential for substantial SAF production and decarbonization within the industry. Additionally, the partnership includes a focus on hydrogen production, aiming to produce low carbon intensity hydrogen at scale and integrate technologies to decarbonize synthesis gas plants. The joint efforts of JM and Honeywell UOP are expected to expand feedstock options for the aviation industry, moving towards waste biomass and municipal solid waste as sources for SAF production. This partnership demonstrates a positive step towards enhancing sustainability in aviation through innovative fuel solutions and collaborative efforts to create a more sustainable future.