The company behind a huge green jet fuel plant set to be built on the South Humber Bank has entered into a major collaboration with one of the biggest construction firms in the world.
US engineering giant Bechtel will work on project delivery for Velocys, the Oxford University spin out that is in a joint venture with British Airways to develop the consented refinery. Initially the focus will be on the £350 million Altalto Immingham development and a sister Stateside project, with global growth for the sustainable aviation fuel solutions eyed.
The early-stage hydrogen and carbon capture feedstock project in the UK is also on the radar, with both domestic plans backed with almost £30 million by the government last month.
