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Foreword
The aviation industry is a substantial
contributor to global energy-related carbon emissions, prompting governments to
mandate emissions reduction targets that require airlines to increase their use
of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF). In the European Union, traditional jet
fuels will have to be blended with SAF in increasing amounts starting from
2025. In the UK, the government set the ambitious goal of having at least five
commercial SAF plants under construction by 2025. These targets, amongst
others, are expected to drive global SAF demand to 450 billion litres annually
by 2050.
In the SAF sector, several companies, either
individually or through collaborative ventures, are actively contributing
solutions that span various geographical regions and feedstocks...
Other News this Month Includes:
Policy
- The European Union's infrastructure fund considers investments in clean jet
fuel projects in Africa
- European Commission looks into EU biodiesel import duty evasion claims
- India set to impose sugar export ban for the first
time in seven years
Markets
- Suzano targets completion of new pulp mill
- Brazilian grain giant Caramuru begins soybean-based ethanol sales
- Port of Tyne's
strategic partnership with Drax bolsters UK's renewable energy supply chain
Research & Development
- Trends and techniques
for lignocellulose biorefineries based on non-food crops
- Study shows scalability potential
of reductive catalytic fractionation (RCF) biorefining
- Palm oil board and Petronas explore use of palm waste as sustainable aviation
fuel in Malaysia
Wood & Crop
- Ukraine oilseed exports increase despite war
- Brazil to be the top global producer of SAF, according to Boeing
- More...
Biorefinery
- New technology for
the production of green activated carbon to be developed
- Sugar
Valley Energy and STARS Tech to produce clean hydrogen in California
Other
- LiDestri and Fermentum take precision fermentation to the next capacity
level
- Babcock & Wilcox
and General Hydrogen Corp. reach agreement for sale of carbon negative H2 and CO2 produced from biomass at Louisiana plant
Events
Feedstock Prices