Swiss firm to build renewable fuel plant

Swiss company Synhelion has confirmed its intention to establish a factory in the Tan-Tan region of Morocco to produce 100,000 tons of renewable fuel annually, through a memorandum of understanding signed with several Moroccan ministries and institutions. The project aims to develop a system for producing synthetic fuel targeted at the transportation sector, such as jet fuel, diesel, and gasoline, which can be used as a direct alternative to fossil fuels without major modifications to vehicle engines or infrastructure. The company's technology relies on integrating renewable energies with biological materials, claiming it will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 100% compared to conventional fuel. This approach promotes the production of clean energy, diversifies energy sources, and enhances supply security. The project highlights Tan-Tan's role within efforts to develop clean energies, especially given the region's access to renewable energy resources. It aligns with an international trend to shift transportation towards more sustainable sources.

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