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LanzaTech looks to convert waste into green fuels, eyes export market

LanzaTech aims to transform agri residue and waste gases into ethanol and sustainable aviation fuel with partners Indian Oil and GAIL as India builds biofuel capacity

Satinder Pal Singh, chief executive officer of the Indian arm of US biofuel technology provider LanzaTech. | File Image
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Satinder Pal Singh, chief executive officer of the Indian arm of US biofuel technology provider LanzaTech. | File Image

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As crop burning season approaches in Punjab and Haryana, with winds carrying noxious fumes to Delhi, US-based LanzaTech is stepping in with technologies to convert waste and gaseous effluents into advanced biofuels such as ethanol and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). It has tie-ups with Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the country’s largest refiner, and GAIL India, the state-run natural gas distributor.
 
Advanced biofuel technologies can power India’s vision of becoming a leading producer and exporter of renewable fuels such as renewable diesel and SAF — premium-priced transport fuels derived from waste or industrial gases. These could enhance energy security if the