Sustainable aviation fuel developer OXCCU is set to develop a first-of-a-kind demonstration plant in Humber, UK, at the px Group's Saltend Chemicals Plant. This facility, expected to come online in 2026, aims to produce approximately 200 litres of liquid fuel daily, with a focus on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). OXCCU, a spin-out venture from the University of Oxford, will utilize carbon dioxide and green hydrogen in a unique, single-step process to create SAF. The collaboration with px Group will involve engineering design, construction, and operational support to facilitate the scale-up of SAF production. OXCCU's CEO, Andrew Symes, highlights the effectiveness of their catalyst and process in this groundbreaking project. The partnership aligns with UK's sustainability goals and underscores Saltend as a hub for innovative decarbonisation projects. Additionally, the project ties in with the recent planning permission for the Hydrogen-to-Humber H2H Saltend hydrogen production plant, further emphasizing the region's commitment to green technology and decarbonisation.