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OXCCU secures £20.8m in Series B funding to scale sustainable aviation fuel technology.

The funding round was backed by new investors including Orlen, Safran Corporate Ventures, International Airlines Group, Hostplus, and TCVC.

£20.8MSeries B

Oxford University spin-out developing a patented iron-based catalyst to convert waste gases into sustainable aviation fuel in a single step.

OXCCU has raised £20.8m in a Series B funding round to scale its sustainable aviation fuel technology. The round attracted new investors including Orlen, Safran Corporate Ventures, International Airlines Group, Hostplus, and TCVC, alongside continued participation from existing backers such as Clean Energy Ventures, IP Group, Kiko Ventures, Aramco Ventures, Eni Next, Braavos Capital, and the University of Oxford.

The capital will be deployed to accelerate commercialisation, expand operations, and scale up the company technology. This follows the 2024 launch of the OX1 demonstration plant at London Oxford Airport, with a second facility, OX2, scheduled to begin operations by 2026.

The firm has developed a single-step catalytic process that transforms waste gases into jet fuel range hydrocarbons. By removing the need for costly intermediate steps, the technology aims to lower the production costs associated with sustainable aviation fuel.


From the founder

"Aviation needs a solution, and the serious lever is SAF. The challenge is SAF cost, and that is exactly what we are addressing at OXCCU."
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Andrew Symes

CEO at OXCCU


Use of funds

  1. 01Expand into international markets
  2. 02Scale operations

Investors

O

Orlen

SC

Safran Corporate Ventures

IA

International Airlines Group

H

Hostplus

T

TCVC

CE

Clean Energy Ventures

IP Group

IP Group

KV

Kiko Ventures

AV

Aramco Ventures

EN

Eni Next

B

Braavos

Uo

University of Oxford


Categories

CleanTech

About the company

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OXCCU

Converting waste gases directly into sustainable aviation fuel with a patented iron-based catalyst.

Oxford, UK
£20.8MRaised