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Research and Innovation
Development of nano-additives to optimize jet fuel combustion and reduce carbon footprint
Objective/outcome:
- technology to produce nanomaterials at large scale using bio-synthesis and waste resources;
- nano-additives that can be used in jet fuel to promote a better combustion and decrease GHG emission;
- nano-additives that will enable the use of SAF in aircraft engine and decrease carbon footprint and GHG emission.
Partners: Estonian University of Life Sciences, Diamond Sky OÜ, HTechnologies OÜ
Involved partner: Tallinn University of Technology
Project period: 01.03.2024-31.12.2028
Funding: Estonian Research CouncilTotal funding: 600 000 €
Contact person: Mariliis Aint, mariliis.aint@eava.ee
https://www.etis.ee/Portal/Projects/Display/3bd2b17a-5d7a-49af-9a59-867511d3bc8b