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Volume 18, Issue 7
Fuelling a greener future
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Alfanar pioneers Europe’s largest advanced SAF project in Teesside, UK.
Snapshot of SAF initiatives
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Sustainable aviation fuel usage is ramping up and here is a summary of what some airlines and businesses have been up to this year.
Federal bp grant enables biomass-to-SAF production in Washington
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A major federal award has revitalised the use of biomass for the oil giant.
Cleaner and greener skies
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimates that SAF could contribute around 65% of the emissions reduction needed by aviation to reach net-zero by 2050, but current supply is not extensive enough. Here are the airlines which are currently using the most of the green fuel.
Special partnership
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Sustainable SAF production from biosolids to scale-up in North America.
Small measures
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Advancements and challenges in feedstock analysis for biodiesel and HVO production.
Special milestone
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Kennedy Ricci serves as the president of 4AIR to offer expertise and guidance forcreating meaningful and comprehensive sustainability programmes focused on aviation. With his background in business aviation, he launched 4AIR to create programmes that cater to the industry’s unique needs while promoting transparency and makingsustainability more accessible.
A long-standing partnership
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Air France-KLM ramps up its SAF offtake agreement with TotalEnergies.
Stunning outcome
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Results from Virgin’s Flight100 prove that using sustainable aviation fuel cuts carbonemissions significantly.
Sundyne success
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Pump and compressor expertise in conventional refining successfully applied to sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel production.
Top quality tank systems
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WINBCO Tank Systems helps pioneer sustainable solutions in the SAF, biofuel and ethanol industries.
Full of energy
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Decarbonising waste to energy, optimising resources – the essential business opportunity for the global waste to energy and waste to X industries.
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