Masdar and OMV Collaborate on Green Hydrogen and Sustainable Aviation Fuel Development
Key Ideas
- Masdar and OMV have signed a non-binding Letter of Intent to explore joint development of green hydrogen, synthetic sustainable aviation fuel, and other sustainable products.
- The collaboration aims to accelerate decarbonization efforts in Austria, the UAE, and Central and Northern Europe, focusing on energy system transformation and sustainability.
- Masdar aims to be a leading global producer of green hydrogen by 2030, while OMV is prioritizing green hydrogen production to achieve its 2050 net-zero target.
- Both companies seek to leverage their combined capabilities to drive innovation, set new standards for sustainable solutions, and reshape industries.
Masdar, the UAE’s clean energy company, and Austria’s integrated energy firm OMV have signed a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) to explore joint development of green hydrogen, synthetic sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF), and other sustainable products. The agreement, signed in Vienna, aims to accelerate decarbonization efforts across Austria, the UAE, and Central and Northern Europe. Masdar aims to become a leading global producer of green hydrogen by 2030, actively developing commercial-scale projects worldwide. OMV, as part of its 2050 net-zero target, is focusing on green hydrogen production through electrolysis using renewable energy. The collaboration between Masdar and OMV seeks to deliver concrete business opportunities, drive innovation, and set new standards for sustainable solutions in the energy sector. Both companies are committed to advancing energy transition efforts and reshaping industries through the development of green hydrogen and sustainable synthetic fuels.
Topics
Aviation
Renewable Energy
Sustainability
Energy Transition
Decarbonization
Collaboration
Business Development
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