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Concrete Chemicals GmbH has secured €350 million in funding to establish Germany's largest industrial-scale Electro-Sustainable Aviation Fuels (e-SAF) facility in Schwedt. The project aims to produce over 37,000 tonnes of synthetic kerosene annually using biogenic CO₂ and renewable hydrogen, significantly reducing fossil CO₂ emissions and supporting the EU's clean hydrogen economy and climate goals. The technical planning phase is set to begin immediately, with a final investment decision expected by 2027.