Oxford-based Zero Petroleum develops synthetic jet fuel using green hydrogen
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Oxford-based Zero Petroleum develops synthetic jet fuel using green hydrogen

8 Sep 2026 · Originally published 8 Sep 2026 8/10 Original headline: Zero Petroleum eyes commercial plant after replicating Jet A-1 with green hydrogen
Zero Petroleum has successfully produced a synthetic replica of Jet A-1 fuel by combining green hydrogen with carbon dioxide at its facility near Oxford. By matching the complex chemical properties of conventional fuel, this synthetic alternative could eventually remove the current blending limits on sustainable aviation fuels and provide a path to fully fossil-free flight.
Source: r/GoodNewsUK Oxfordshire
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