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(Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay ) Toss a coin and which version of Britain do you see: the one that looks ahead to the future, or the one obsessed with the long tail of its history? On the one hand, the UKs commitment to Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050, its hosting of the G7 Summit in June and of the UNs COP26 Climate Change Conference in November, tell the planet that it is serious about tackling global warming. But on the other, Prime Minister Boris Johnsons penchant for playing to the...

ZeroAvia Selected to Compete in NASA iTech Cycle I Forum The companys hydrogen-electric powertrain for aviation is one of ten innovations selected to compete in the virtual forum. News provided by Share this article Share this article HOLLISTER, Calif., May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- NASA iTech has selected ZeroAvia as one of ten finalists to present their innovative technologies at the 2021 Cycle I Forum on May 27, 2021. The finalists are recognized for their innovative approaches that can benef...

build back greener.    “That’s why we’re stepping up our work on the Council, recruiting new members and launching pioneering efforts to ensure that we continue to lead the world by example and deliver on our ambitious net zero targets.”     Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said:  “Today’s meeting of the Jet Zero Council demonstrates the vital collaboration between government and industry that will make zero-emission flights a reality.   “Britain’s aero...

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The deal will explore the possibility of building a sustainable aviation fuel production facility for British Airways in the U.K.

16th February 2021 8:03 am 16th February 2021 8:03 am Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS calls on the government to set out a plan that recognises the strategic role that the aerospace sector will play in the UK’s economic recovery. The pandemic has had a severe impact on international air travel, and the tight restrictions now in operation will increase uncertainty for industry and consumers. Daily flights in the UK are now more than 80 per cent below their pre-crisis levels, and aroun...

By Mark Frary, Business Travel News Europe  | | International Airlines Group, BAs parent company, will invest $400 million in sustainable aviation fuel in the next 20 years. Photo Credit: Vytautas Kielaitis/Shutterstock.com British Airways has announced an investment in a commercial sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in Georgia that should start producing fuel by the end of 2022. The airline, which has a net-zero emissions target for 2050, is working with SAF technology provider and produce...

LanzaJet, the renewable jet fuel startup spun out from the longtime renewable and synthetic fuel manufacturer LanzaTech, has inked a supply agreement with British Airways to supply the company with at least 7,500 tons of fuel additive per year. The deal marks the second agreement between the U.K.-based airline and a renewable jet fuels manufacturer […]

Deal will see US firm explore possibilty of building a sustainable aviation fuel production facility for British Airways in the UK

Facilities planned for Georgia in the US in 2022 and in the UK by 2025