ASEAN region could produce 8.5 million barrels of SAF per day by 2050
The ASEAN region has the potential to produce up to 8.5 million barrels of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) per day…
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TUI Group significantly increases use of sustainable aviation fuel
Tourism operator TUI Group has significantly increased its use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) across its airline network, using some…
Cathay Pacific welcomes study exploring ‘untapped potential’ for scaling SAF in China
Aviation giant Cathay Pacific has welcomed the findings of a study that examines both the challenges and ‘untapped potential’ for…
Sustainable aviation fuel market to be worth over $350 billion by 2035
The global sustainable aviation fuel market is set to be worth around $357.4 billion by 2035, experiencing exponential growth from…
Could sustainable aviation fuel be made from city waste?
A new study led by researchers at Harvard and Tsinghua University has suggested that municipal solid waste could be used…
Implementing SAF mandates ‘does not create a functioning market’
European airline CEOs have said that the EU’s decision to implement sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) mandates, as outlined in the…
Egypt’s Tagaddod secures funding to expand renewable feedstock operations
Cairo-based Tagaddod has completed a $26.3 million Series A funding round led by The Arab Energy Fund (TAEF), to scale…
More than four fifths of US aviation leaders believe SAF presents job creation opportunities
Some 83% of aviation industry leaders in the United States, including senior figures across airlines, airports, investors, producers, regulators, and…
Technology the main roadblock to sustainable aviation fuel rollout, says IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said in a new report that the ‘slow pace’ of technology deployment is…
Shein and Lufthansa Cargo sign sustainable air freight MoU
Fast fashion operator Shein has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lufthansa Cargo to explore a range of sustainable…