The European Commission has published an updated list of aircraft operators that fall under the scope of ReFuelEU Aviation for the 2024 reporting period. This update, dated 10 March 2025, outlines the entities required to comply with the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blending mandates and reporting obligations under the regulation. […]
A Strategic Collaboration for Greener Skies Singapore Airlines is strengthening its commitment to sustainability through a new collaboration with Aether Fuels. This partnership marks a significant step in integrating Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) into its operations, demonstrating the airline’s long-term strategy to reduce carbon emissions and promote eco-friendly air travel.
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Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) has long been positioned as the aviation sector’s best chance to reduce carbon emissions in the near term. Unlike other decarbonization strategies that require entirely new aircraft or infrastructure, SAF can be blended with traditional jet fuel and used in existing engines. However, despite clear environmental
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The UK government has taken a significant step toward making sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) more viable by launching a public consultation on an SAF revenue support scheme. This initiative, which began on March 3, seeks to create financial stability for SAF producers while ensuring that costs remain manageable for both
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A New Era for Aviation Sustainability Saudi Arabia is taking a bold step toward reducing aviation emissions. Red Sea Global (RSG) has partnered with daa International and APSCO to introduce Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) at the Red Sea International Airport (RSI). This initiative aligns with global sustainability goals and strengthens
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A Historic Moment for Maritime Sustainability A major milestone in maritime sustainability has been achieved as the Fortescue Green Pioneer, the world’s first dual-fuel ammonia-powered vessel, docks in the UK. This breakthrough marks a turning point for the shipping industry, showcasing a cleaner alternative to conventional marine fuels. Why Ammonia
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A Major Milestone for Aviation Sustainability The aviation industry is moving towards a greener future with new international aircraft standards that will redefine efficiency and noise reduction. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) recently reached a groundbreaking agreement to implement binding regulations for fuel efficiency and noise levels in aircraft.
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The European Commission has released a report assessing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production and supply at Union airports alongside a feasibility study on a tradability system for SAF. This study supports the ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation, which mandates increasing SAF adoption to decarbonize aviation. Key Findings on SAF Production and Supply
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A Step Forward for Sustainable Aviation While the United States appears to be stepping back on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) incentives, the European Union is strengthening its regulatory stance. The latest move by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is a significant step in refining the ReFuelEU Aviation initiative.
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The European Commission has provided key insights into the sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) market with a newly published report assessing its development. The report evaluates the SAF flexibility mechanism and suggests improvements to enhance traceability and regulatory compliance under ReFuelEU Aviation. Additionally, a comprehensive FAQ has been released to help
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Ensuring Compliance with Sustainable Aviation Regulations The European Commission has released an updated list of competent authorities responsible for enforcing Regulation (EU) 2023/2405, known as ReFuelEU Aviation. This regulation is designed to ensure a level playing field for sustainable air transport across EU Member States. Key Responsibilities of Competent Authorities
Enhancing Compliance and Sustainability The latest update to Template No. 2: Monitoring Plan for the Emissions of Aircraft Operators for EU ETS and CORSIA, including Non-CO₂ Effects, introduces improved guidelines for emissions tracking, reporting, and verification. This revision aligns with evolving regulatory frameworks and expands monitoring to include non-CO₂ climate
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted Resolution MEPC.355(78), introducing Interim Guidelines on Correction Factors and Voyage Adjustments for Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) Calculations. These guidelines refine MARPOL Annex VI implementation, ensuring fairness in CII performance assessments. Key Updates Adjustments for Special Voyages Correction Factors for Energy Consumption Reporting and
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted Resolution MEPC.354(78), updating the Guidelines on the Operational Carbon Intensity Rating of Ships (CII Rating Guidelines, G4). These guidelines define how ships are rated based on their carbon intensity performance under MARPOL Annex VI. Key Aspects of the CII Rating System Performance Rating
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted Resolution MEPC.353(78), issuing updated Guidelines on the Reference Lines for Operational Carbon Intensity Indicators (CII Reference Lines Guidelines, G2). These guidelines provide a standardized framework for assessing and benchmarking carbon intensity performance in the maritime sector. Key Aspects of the CII Reference Lines
