Project Alby, a collaboration between Norsk e-Fuel, Prime Capital, and RES, is set to establish an 80,000-tonne-per-year hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in Ånge, Sweden. This initiative aims to produce green hydrogen that, when combined with captured CO2, will generate e-kerosene to support the aviation industry's move towards sustainability. The project aligns with the European ReFuelEU Aviation regulation, which sets targets for increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuel, with aims to reach up to 70% by 2050. Prime Capital's acquisition of the site, backed by the EU InvestEU Fund, demonstrates a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure. The collaboration leverages the expertise of Norsk e-Fuel in synthetic SAF development, RES's project delivery capabilities, and Prime Capital's experience in renewable energy projects. Boeing's undisclosed investment in Norsk e-Fuel underscores the industry's support for scaling SAF production to meet regulatory requirements and drive economic viability. With a focus on reducing CO2 emissions and promoting teamwork, Project Alby exemplifies a commitment to sustainable practices and innovation in the aircraft industry.