Haffner Energy and IðunnH2 have entered into a strategic partnership to revolutionize the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in Iceland. The agreement aims to combine Haffner Energy's biogenic carbon technology with IðunnH2's green hydrogen expertise to develop a 65,000 tonnes/year e-SAF facility near Keflavík International Airport. By utilizing green hydrogen from Iceland's renewable grid and biogenic carbon from Haffner Energy's technology, the project addresses the challenge of sourcing biogenic carbon in regions with limited access, like Iceland. Haffner Energy's innovative approach of gasifying solid biocarbon onsite provides a cost-effective solution compared to capturing and storing biogenic CO2. The partnership is expected to make e-SAF production economically viable by reducing costs associated with carbon supply. The e-SAF facility in Helguvík, scheduled to commence production in 2028, will leverage renewable energy sources like wind, geothermal, and hydropower to produce carbon-neutral SAF that will exceed blending requirements at Keflavík Airport. This project aligns with the Sustainable Aviation Fuel EU mandate and is set to supply a significant portion of Iceland's jet fuel demand, contributing to the country's energy transition goals. Icelandair has already committed to using a substantial portion of the e-SAF produced at the facility. Overall, the partnership between Haffner Energy and IðunnH2 represents a major step towards creating a sustainable aviation industry in Iceland, reducing emissions, enhancing energy security, and promoting the use of renewable power in aviation.