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Dragon II (Hull)

Dragon II (Hull) is a planned renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel project in Hull, United Kingdom, owned by LanzaTech. Its announced capacity is 80 thousand tonnes a year (100 million litres, 26 million US gallons), by the Alcohol-to-jet pathway. It is due to start in 2030. The record was read from the news by the reader (Place Yorkshire, February 2, 2026) and settled by rule; it has not been checked by a person.

80thousand tonnes a year100 million litres, 26 million US gallons
plannedstatusdue 2030
Alcohol-to-jetpathwayrenewable diesel and SAF
United KingdomEuropeHull

The record

Owner
LanzaTech
Place
Hull, United Kingdom
Pathway
Alcohol-to-jet
Fuel
renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel
Status
planned
Announced capacity
80 thousand tonnes a year · 100 million litres · 26.4 million US gallons
Due to start
2030
Where the record came from
Read from the news by the reader: Sustainable aviation fuel comes to Saltend Chemicals Park (Place Yorkshire, 2026-02-02); settled by rule, not yet checked by a person.
Notes
read from the news on 2026-10-17; not yet checked

Other plants and projects recorded with LanzaTech

PlantWhereStatusCapacity, thousand tonnes a yearStarts
Dragon II (Hull)Hull, United Kingdomplanned802030
LanzaTechOmanplanned80
DRAGON (Port Talbot)Port Talbot, United Kingdomcancelled792025
pre-pilot facility (Soperton)Soperton, United Statesunder construction02022

In the news latest items naming LanzaTech

Capacity is as announced, a year, with tonnes counted at 0.8 kilograms per litre; a plant's own figure may differ. A record "settled by rule" was read from an article by the reader and checked only against the site's rules (a plausible size, a real owner, no duplicate), not by a person. Cite as: eFlight SAFxCHANGE, Dragon II (Hull): sustainable aviation fuel plant record, https://eflight.com/saf/plant/dragon-ii-hull-united-kingdom, retrieved 2026-10-18. Terms. To correct the record, write to [email protected].