Jet Zero Australia

Jet Zero Australia is an intermediate fuel technology developer focused on the domestic production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The organisation functions as a project integrator within the aerospace energy supply chain, bridging the gap between agricultural feedstock providers and the aviation industry. Its primary objective is to establish industrial-scale manufacturing facilities that convert ethanol into low-carbon drop-in fuels that meet international aviation standards. The organisation’s flagship initiative is the flagship Project Ulysses in Queensland, which utilises Alcohol-to-Jet (AtJ) technology. It maintains strategic partnerships with major domestic and international stakeholders, including Qantas and Airbus, who have provided capital for feasibility and development. The project is also supported by the Queensland Government and utilises technology licensed from LanzaJet to process agricultural by-products into kerosene substitutes. Prospective partners should verify the specific stage of the Project Ulysses Final Investment Decision (FID) and the current status of environmental approvals for the proposed biorefinery. It is also necessary to confirm the volume offtake agreements currently in place and the sustainability certification status of the primary feedstocks, such as sugarcane or cereal grain residues, to ensure compliance with CORSIA or local regulatory frameworks.