Catalytic Hydrothermolysis Jet Fuel Market Analysis

Feedstock (Carinata Oil, Soybean Oil, Grease, Canola Oil)

The carinata oil segment in the catalytic hydrothermolysis jet fuel market is expected to hold 45% of the revenue share by 2036. This increase will be noticed due to the increasing consumption of carinata oil to create catalytic hydrothermolysis jet (CHJ) fuel. A winter crop, carinata can fulfill existing cropping systems in the southeastern US; if carinata is along with these systems, the region’s over 12 million acres of winter unproductive could clarify to over 2.4 billion gallons of sustainable fuel yearly. This enables economic and environmental renewability and alteration without negatively influencing existing food and fiber generation in the Southeast. Carinata oil has an exceptional fatty acid profile, comprising high contents of erucic and linolenic acid in the extricated oil, making it applicable for the generation of drop-in renewable aviation fuel. Ethiopian mustard has been expanded on the Canadian prairie, in the southeastern US, and in the US Northern Plains. It has recently expanded commercially in Argentina and is slated for reestablishment in the southeastern US.

Application (Commercial Aviation, Military Aviation)

The commercial aviation segment in the catalytic hydrothermolysis jet (CHJ) fuel market is projected to hold the highest revenue share by the end of 2036 and the revenue share will be almost 78%. This growth can be noticed due to the increasing consumption of catalytic hydrothermolysis jet (CHJ) fuel in the commercial aviation sectors across the world. 65% of medium and long-haul flights will be fueled by ‘sustainable’ aviation fuels (biofuels), and 13% of short-haul flights are fueled by electric planes or hydrogen by 2050. The need for commercial aircraft aftermarket will also help the catalytic hydrothermolysis jet (CHJ) fuel market to grow.

Our in-depth analysis of the global catalytic hydrothermolysis jet (CHJ) fuel market includes the following segments: