The EU-funded project ToFuel – An Integrated Biorefinery for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production from Tomato Residues held its Kick-off Meeting in Graz, Austria, on 3–4 February 2026, hosted by TU Graz, AT, the project coordinator. The meeting brought together eleven partners from seven European countries, marking the start of a four-year collaboration dedicated to developing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from tomato production residues. Funded under the European Union’s H

Alongside the launch of its official website, the ToFuel project has released its project flyer a concise overview of the project's goals, core technologies, and consortium. Download the flyer ToFuel is a Horizon Europe-funded research project (Grant Agreement No. 101235233) coordinated by TU Graz, bringing together 11 partners from 7 European countries for a 48-month project running

23 March 2026 — The ToFuel project has officially launched its website at www.tofuel-project.eu , marking a key milestone in the project's first months of activity. The site brings together everything you need to know about ToFuel : the scientific challenges it addresses, the five core technologies at its heart, the 11 partner organisations from 7 European countries , and the project's latest news and deliverables. ToFuel is a Horizon Europe-funded project (Grant Agreement

Residual biomass from tomato production is turned into climate-friendly aviation fuel. The aim of the EU ToFuel project is to develop a waste-free and CO₂-neutral biorefinery concept that produces sustainable and economically competitive aviation fuel. Waste from tomato processing will serve to power aircraft. Under the leadership of Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), the EU project ToFuel is developing a new biorefinery concept that will convert tomato residues into