Australia’s aviation future just got a major boost as HAMR Energy secures $32 million in federal funding to build a cutting-edge facility in South Australia that will transform forest waste into sustainable jet fuel. Partnering with Honeywell and backed by state governments, the $700–800 million project aims to produce 140 million liters annually—enough to power 4.5 million flights between Adelaide and Melbourne. With support from Qantas and Airbus, this initiative not only slashes emissions but also creates thousands of local jobs and reduces reliance on global fuel markets, positioning Australia as a key player in the booming green aviation fuel market by 2050.
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