
Global law firm DLA Piper has advised Arcadia eFuels Vordingborg ApS on its landmark long-term sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) offtake agreement with Uniper, marking one of the largest long term industrial scale renewable eSAF supply agreements to have been concluded in Europe to date. The agreement will provide the long-term revenue certainty necessary to support the development and financing of Arcadia eFuels’ flagship eSAF plant in Vordingborg, Denmark and puts the company firmly at the forefront of the European eSAF sector.
Under the agreement, Uniper will purchase 40,000 metric tonnes of eSAF annually from the Vordingborg plant which will represent approx 60% of its capacity once operational. The agreement reflects growing momentum behind sustainable aviation fuel projects as Europe seeks to expand domestic production capacity and support the decarbonisation of the aviation sector. Once completed, the Vordingborg plant will produce eSAF using renewable electricity, green hydrogen, and captured CO₂.
The DLA Piper team, led by Iain Elder, comprised senior associates Griffin O’Rourke and Sam Comer.
Iain Elder, partner at DLA Piper, commented: “This is a very significant milestone for Arcadia eFuels and is an important step to bringing industrial scale eSAF production capacity to the European market. It firmly positions Arcadia eFuels at the forefront of the sector and will be the catalyst for progressing the Vordingborg eSAF Project to financial close. As a market leading law firm in the energy transition and clean fuels industry we are very proud to be working with Arcadia eFuels. Congratulations to Arcadia eFuels and Uniper, and thank you to the DLA Piper team for their work in concluding this agreement.”
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