Momentum across the continent From Berlin to Barcelona, national rail administrations are channelling record investment into high speed and overnight services. The European Commission aims to double high speed passenger
Emissions Mission in Maritime Logistics Vehicle shipping is often a quiet driver of Scope 3 emissions. Yet fuel choices can turn routine transport into measurable progress. What Toyota Motor Europe
Breaking New Ground Bunge has become the first company in Brazil to secure certification for soybeans destined to produce sustainable aviation fuel under the ISCC CORSIA PLUS programme. The approval
A Reset in Climate Cooperation Formal negotiations will start next week to connect the European Union Emissions Trading System with the United Kingdom scheme. The effort marks a fresh chapter
Chilean State Railways EFE has taken a significant step toward delivering fast reliable commuter services for Santiago by awarding three high value contracts that combine Chinese electrification expertise with French
Encouraging uptake in the initial compliance year New figures from the Department for Transport indicate that Sustainable Aviation Fuel accounted for 1.63 percent of jet fuel supplied between January and
A forward-looking emissions scheme Parliament is reviewing amendments that will modernise the United Kingdom Emissions Trading Scheme from 2027 onward. Proposed changes phase out certain free allowances while extending the
Environmental review completed without conditions SkyNRG Americas has secured full environmental approvals for Project Wigeon, its planned Sustainable Aviation Fuel facility near Walla Walla. Reviews by the Washington State Department
A fresh incentive woven into larger climate agenda California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed budget includes a new Sustainable Aviation Fuel tax credit designed to close the remaining cost gap between
Momentum from global forum During the Green Marine Fuels sub forum of the Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutrality event, COSCO Shipping and its bunkering arm CHIMBUSCO presented a detailed action
A refreshed licensing framework The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has opened a competitive application window for new licenses to deliver LNG fuel in the world’s busiest bunkering hub.
A new mindset for compliance The latest amendments to MARPOL Annex VI broaden the IMO Data Collection System by asking ships of five thousand gross tonnes and above to measure
Numbers Show Decarbonization Remains on Course DNV Alternative Fuels Insight platform recorded two hundred seventy five orders for ships capable of using alternative fuels during 2025. Although overall newbuild contracts
Closer guidance for complex regulations Japanese shipowners are encountering a growing range of carbon pricing frameworks including EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime and soon UK ETS. OceanScore launched its Tokyo office
Funding accelerates Project Beacon Aether Fuels closed a fifteen million dollar convertible note to fast track engineering work on Project Beacon, its first commercial sustainable aviation fuel facility planned for
New incentive at a glance California lawmakers have included a dedicated tax credit for sustainable aviation fuel in the Governor budget proposal for the coming fiscal year. The measure would
Why Air Cargo Needs a Fresh Approach After a surge in e commerce, dedicated freighter fleets move a growing share of international goods. Sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF, cuts life
The Promise of SAF Air freight is one of the fastest growing logistics segments, and its energy transition now leans heavily on sustainable aviation fuel, often called SAF. When used
The European Commission will soon publish its review of the global Corsia climate scheme together with updated European Union Emissions Trading System rules for aviation. The parallel evaluation underscores a
Why Environmental Attribute Certificates Matter Environmental Attribute Certificates convert verified climate benefits into transferable digital tokens connected to specific transport activities. Each certificate stores data on fuel type, route, and
Vision for a Greener Sky Sustainable aviation fuel can reduce life cycle emissions by as much as eighty percent compared with conventional jet fuel, making it the most viable option
Growing Appetite from Aviation and Maritime The introduction of sustainable aviation fuel and low carbon marine fuel mandates in Europe North America and Asia has turbocharged demand for certified biomass.
Renewed Momentum in Brussels High level meetings in Brussels this January injected fresh energy into the India European Union free trade negotiations. Despite fifteen earlier rounds both partners remain determined
Understanding CORSIA in Simple Terms International aviation is growing fast and so is its climate impact. To address this challenge, the global aviation community has introduced CORSIA, a coordinated framework
The three efficiency levers New research from the University of Oxford shows that airlines can cut between fifty and seventy five percent of their climate footprint without waiting for futuristic
In June 2025 Project CAPTURED completed the first ever ship to ship offloading of liquefied carbon dioxide originating from an operating container vessel. The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation partnered
Study Headlines Researchers at the University of Oxford have modelled a scenario in which worldwide aviation emissions fall by up to seventy five percent using practical efficiency measures alone. The
A First For the ISCC CORSIA PLUS Protocol Global agribusiness leader Bunge has secured the first ever ISCC CORSIA PLUS certification for soybeans processed at its Rondonópolis plant in Mato
Filling the Gap Trade finance, the circulatory system of global commerce, has long lacked a common language for sustainability. The International Chamber of Commerce has now approved a comprehensive rule
How the process works Researchers are pairing green hydrogen with captured CO2 to create syngas through the reverse water gas shift reaction. This syngas feeds the well understood Fischer Tropsch