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The race on Teesside to reach Jet Zero - the development of green aviation fuel - received a huge boost as Ministers and aviation chiefs revealed…

At least 2% of fuel supplied to airports in the European Union will have to be sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2025, under new proposals.

The U.K.’s Jet Zero Council on April 17 released a two-year plan that describes how it will support the government’s goal to reach Jet Zero by 2050, including how the council will help accelerate the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

In a response to a report, it has been suggested that EfW is close to being diverted to make aviation fuel to decarbonise the UK aviation industry.

Plans to speed up the design, manufacture, and rollout of zero emission aircraft and infrastructure at UK airports.

The UK government has set out a new two-year plan to help meet the long-term goal of decarbonising the country’s aviation sector by 2050. The latest short-term plan, which was revealed at the Sustainable Skies World Summit held at Farnborough airport.

Partnership between global Liquid Hydrogen (LH2) transportation leaders Absolut Hydrogen and ZeroAvia supports a roadmap for powering...

Are we going to have to give up flying to save the planet? Many climate campaigners have been saying so for years, but now Sustainable Aviation – a trade body which represents the UK aviation industry – seems to agree, at least in the case of less well-off passengers. It is rather significant that the

A New Zero Emission Plane Can Fly from London to San Francisco Without Refuelling - Industry Tap

The UK government has updated the Green Finance Strategy to rally private investment for a net-zero, nature-positive nation.