Saltend Chemicals Park is set to host a groundbreaking demonstration plant developed by OXCCU to convert biogenic CO2 and green hydrogen into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). OXCCU, a carbon-to-value company, is pioneering a process that simplifies SAF production by directly converting CO2 into fuel, with the demo plant targeting a daily output of 160 kilos of liquid fuel, predominantly SAF. This initiative supports the UK Government's strategy to enhance SAF production and create employment opportunities through the utilization of low emission technologies. px Group will oversee the engineering, design, and construction aspects of the project, with operations expected to commence in 2026. The collaboration between OXCCU and px Group aims to scale up the production of jet fuel-range hydrocarbons using CO2 and hydrogen, aligning with the UK's sustainability goals. Equinor's H2H Saltend project, focusing on low carbon hydrogen production and carbon capture, further contributes to the decarbonisation efforts in the region, positioning Humber as a global hub for low carbon hydrogen production.