In Sweden, Jord AB and Votion Biorefineries AB announced a strategic partnership to convert Jord’s sustainable C4-grass biomass into biocrude and sustainable aviation fuel. Jord noted that this collaboration aims to accelerate the global energy transition and reduce carbon emissions in hard-to-abate sectors such as transport, aviation, and chemicals. Jord specializes in cultivating and commercializing […]
In New Jersey, AIN reported that Avfuel has ramped up its distribution of sustainable aviation fuel with the establishment of a new supply terminal in Linden, New Jersey, which began operations last week. Earlier last month, the fuel provider also began the continuous flow of SAF from terminals in Pasadena, Texas, and Florida’s Port Everglades. […]
In Jordan, Joramco, the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) provider and the engineering arm of Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE), announced its support to DHL’s GoGreen+ program in its efforts to reduce carbon emissions via SAF. By subscribing to the GoGreen+ program, Joramco said it helps facilitate a transition to more sustainable aviation fuel, which is […]
In Norway, Norsk e-Fuel has announced a partnership with funds managed by Prime Capital AG, who becomes a key investor into the Norwegian project developer. This investment will significantly contribute to the advancement of Norsk e-Fuel’s project pipeline to deliver sustainable aviation fuels to its customer airlines, the firm said. The independent asset manager and […]
In Switzerland, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) released its methodology for accounting and reporting the emissions reduction associated with the use of SAF by airlines. IATA noted that the publication of the IATA SAF accounting and reporting methodology is a critical step in the preparation of the IATA SAF Registry which is scheduled to […]
In Belgium, Aviation24.be reported that Europe’s aviation sector has urged EU policymakers to adopt seven key measures to accelerate SAF production and avoid reliance on imports. A new report by ICF, commissioned by six industry bodies, warns that current SAF output projections fall short, risking higher consumer costs and lost jobs to international competitors like […]
In the UK, Financial Times reported that fossil fuels will account for more than three-quarters of fuel used by airlines beyond 2040, according to the British government’s own projections. The government is only expecting 22% of UK jet fuel to be supplied by SAF by 2040, according to a document dated December 2024. The UK […]
In France, Vinci Airports reported that Budapest airport, part of the VINCI Airports network since June 2024, has successfully passed the audit criteria for the introduction of sustainable aviation fuel through its subsidiary, Airport Fuel Supply Ltd. Budapest Airport is testing the commercial use of SAF since 2023, in cooperation with the MOL, Wizz Air […]
In Argentina, the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange reported that soybean planting has been completed nationwide, following a week-on-week progress of 0.8 percentage points. Despite recent rainfall, the adequate to optimal soil moisture level has improved by only 3 percentage points, according to the exchange. As a result, 72% of the planted area remains in normal […]
In North Dakota, KFGO reported that National Sorghum Producers and the United Sorghum Checkoff Program recently joined the U.S. Grains Council for its annual Joint Officers’ Mission in India, held January. 12–17, to strengthen relationships with the country’s feed industry, explore sustainable aviation fuel priorities and highlight U.S. sorghum as a non-genetically modified (GM) option […]
