ClimatHtech Green Flight announces long term offtake with Loganair

ClimaHtech Green Flight, a subsidiary of Northern Ireland based technology developer CATAGEN, has entered into a long-term 15 year sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) offtake agreement with Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline.

The SAF will be produced through Climahtech Green Flight’s technology pathways producing BioSAF and eSAF.

“This offtake agreement with Loganair demonstrates strong airline confidence in our SAF pathways and our ambition to build a distributed, regional SAF production model,” says Mel Courtney, CEO, ClimaHtech Green Flight. “The ClimaHtech electrically driven platform is more tolerant to intermittent renewable power supply thus enabling direct connection to renewable electricity assets. By combining this with highly efficient energy and biomass utilisation, we are bringing a scalable and resilient approach to SAF deployment.”

The company focuses on enabling decentralized SAF production through utilizing waste biomass feedstocks and operational flexibility through intermittent renewable power sources.

“Loganair plays a vital role in connecting communities across the UK, particularly in areas where aviation is a lifeline rather than a luxury. Decarbonising regional aviation is therefore both a responsibility and a practical challenge,” says Luke Farajallah, CEO, Loganair. “This long-term agreement with ClimaHtech Green Flight is an important step in securing access to SAF that is produced closer to where we operate, supports UK supply chains, and reflects our commitment to lower our carbon footprint.”

ClimaHtech Green Flight is currently developing a First-of-a-Kind (FOAK) SAF production project and aims to begin SAF supply in 2029.