【Ten Years of Great Progress in Chemical Technology】225-2023: The World’s First 10,000-ton-per-year Project for Producing Aviation Kerosene from Carbon Dioxide and Green Hydrogen

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Ten years of rapid development in chemical engineering technology – praising the prosperity and strength of modern China. This is just a starting point; more participation will make things even more interesting. With you here, HaiChuan becomes even better. [Ten years of development in chemical engineering equipment] – continuous updates and summaries available; feel free to join the discussions: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3576046-1-1.html. We encourage everyone to participate more in the forum discussions to enhance our awareness of quality and promote high-quality development. -----------------------------------------Recently, **DianTou signed a framework agreement with Xinjiang Energy Chemical and Green Energy Technology (State Nuclear Power Institute) for the production of green aviation fuel through wind power hydrogenation. The Xinjiang Energy and Chemicals Tacheng Green Power Conversion Project expands the green power conversion chain, extending the \"green power–green hydrogen\" synergy system to downstream industrial chains. The project plans to build a 1.2 million kilowatt wind power facility in Toli County, Tacheng Region, Xinjiang. Hydrogen will be produced using the water electrolysis method, and this hydrogen will then be mixed in proportion with high-purity carbon dioxide gas emitted by industrial processes. By compressing this mixture and using catalysts, green aviation kerosene with high added value can be produced, thereby addressing the challenges related to the transmission and utilization of new energy in large desert areas. The key technologies and equipment for this project are entirely self-developed, and upon completion, it will become the world’s first demonstration project for producing 10,000 tons of green aviation kerosene from carbon dioxide and green hydrogen. Green Energy Technology (China National Nuclear Power Research Institute) serves as the main technical contractor and is responsible for the EPC tasks. It is reported that the first phase of the Tarim 1.2 million kilowatt wind power-based hydrogen production project for manufacturing green aviation kerosene aims to produce 10,000 tons per year of such kerosene; tenders have been issued for obtaining technical use permits, preparing process design packages, drafting site selection reports, and conducting environmental impact assessments.