India Moves Closer to a Commercial SAF Market India is preparing to host the second Sustainable Aviation Fuel Conclave in New Delhi on September 28. The two day gathering is
A Long Term Policy With A Strong Market Signal Japan has proposed a mandatory Sustainable Aviation Fuel blending requirement for major airports that will gradually increase over time. The proposal
A Partnership That Goes Beyond Fuel India has taken another meaningful step towards cleaner aviation with Akasa Air and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited signing a Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate
The proposed revision of the EU Emissions Trading System has reopened the debate on global aviation climate policy. The discussion highlights the growing importance of international cooperation, stronger Sustainable Aviation Fuel incentives, and balanced regulations that support both decarbonization and industry competitiveness.
A New Partnership to Scale Future Aviation Fuels Uzbekistan is taking an important step towards becoming a future producer of sustainable aviation fuel and synthetic sustainable aviation fuel. Allied Biofuels
A Major Milestone for UK Maritime Decarbonisation From 1 July 2026, the United Kingdom has officially expanded its Emission Trading Scheme to the maritime sector. This marks an important step
A Clear Roadmap for Maritime Operators The United Kingdom has released new guidance to help shipping companies prepare for the inclusion of maritime transport in the UK Emissions Trading Scheme
The UK latest SAF Mandate update reinforces long term aviation decarbonisation by maintaining existing targets while seeking industry evidence on sustainable aviation fuel supply, advanced fuel availability, and investment certainty to support a stable, resilient, and scalable SAF market.
A New Step Forward for Global Aviation Climate Action The International Air Transport Association has launched a new Supporting Alliance to help increase the availability of eligible emissions units under
Advancing Beyond Carbon Management Kaohsiung International Airport has achieved Level 4 Airport Carbon Accreditation, demonstrating a strong commitment to reducing emissions and aligning with global climate objectives. The recognition highlights
A Major Step for Cleaner Aviation in India India’s transition toward cleaner aviation received an important boost with the announcement that Lummus Technology’s ethanol to jet solution has been selected
How is the banking sector fueling the transition to Net Zero in the skies? From Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) investments to green taxonomy standards, we analyze the current state of aviation sustainable finance and the challenges banks face in balancing portfolio emissions with industry growth.
How Aircraft Operators Can Calculate Their ReFuelEU Penalties A practical guide to understanding the 90% uplift rule, justified shortfalls, and the role of EASA reference prices ReFuelEU Aviation has introduced
Dalaman Airport in Turkey has reached a meaningful milestone by achieving Level 3 plus under the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. This confirms that the airport has achieved carbon neutrality for
A milestone beyond compliance Annecy Mont Blanc Airport in France has reached Level 3 under the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. This achievement is not just a certification upgrade. It signals
A Regional Shift Towards Measurable Sustainability Seven airports under the Amazonia Airports Concessionaire have taken a meaningful step by joining the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme. This move signals a structured
A New Chapter in Airport Sustainability Cochin International Airport is taking a significant step toward cleaner mobility by introducing hydrogen powered buses for passenger transport. This move places the airport
A Living Reference for Renewable Fuel Makers The Department for Transport maintains a dynamic catalogue of wastes and residues that qualify for the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation and the Sustainable
Domestic Supply Picture Japanese producers delivered roughly twelve thousand kilolitres of fatty acid methyl ester in the latest reported year. Limited availability of used cooking oil feedstock and rising competition
New Momentum on Capitol Hill Bipartisan members of both chambers have introduced companion bills designed to turbocharge the growth of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) across the United States. The first
From Concept to Commercial Reality The maritime sector is swiftly embracing ammonia as a viable zero carbon fuel. With three ammonia capable vessels already sailing and more than forty on
From organic waste to liquid energy Bio LNG begins life as biomethane created by digesting food scraps, agricultural residues and sewage sludge. After purification the gas is cooled to minus
A straightforward climate contribution Flying through Changi International Airport now includes a modest climate contribution that ranges from one Singapore dollar for short regional seats to just over thirty dollars
What Happened NYK operated its first methanol dual fuel bulk carrier Green Future on a copper concentrate route from Chile to China. By burning certified biomass derived methanol, the voyage
Ambition Beyond Regulation Heathrow Airport will aim for sustainable aviation fuel to supply up to five point six percent of its total fuel demand in twenty twenty six, comfortably surpassing
A New Chapter for Dutch Aviation SkyNRG has commenced construction of its DSL 01 facility at Delfzijl, marking the first time a dedicated commercial plant for sustainable aviation fuel has
What Makes the Pilot Significant The Zhejiang Free Trade Zone city of Zhoushan has become the first place in China permitted to blend marine biofuel for export. A dedicated regulatory
Funding secured The Concrete Chemicals partnership of Zaffra and ENERTRAG has secured three hundred fifty million euro in public funds to advance Germany biggest proposed sustainable aviation fuel facility. With
Why the New Target Matters Europe has taken a decisive step toward climate neutrality. Lawmakers endorsed a binding target that will cut net greenhouse gas emissions by ninety percent from
Key elements of the update On ten February lawmakers adopted amendments that solidify a ninety percent reduction commitment relative to 1990 while adding strategic flexibilities. Member states can tap high