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Aviation leaders Shai Weiss, CEO of Virgin Atlantic and Sean Doyle, CEO of British Airways as keynote speakers at the Sustainable Skies World Summit 2024.

New recruits will play significant role in delivering UK’s energy transition and net zero future

The East Anglia Three windfarm has a capacity of 1,400Mw of green electricity – enough to power around 1.3M homes and a significant portion of the

Project forms part of the £6.5bn East Anglia Hub comprising three wind farms off England’s East coas

ScottishPower Renewables starts onshore construction for East Anglia THREE offshore windfarm, which will power more than 1 million UK homes.

ScottishPower Renewables has kicked off the construction of its second wind farm off the Suffolk coast, which will deliver a green electricity boost for the UK.

Just thinking about that horrific night in May 2017 when Salman Abedi detonated a bomb in the Manchester Arena turns Mark Pilling’s blood cold.

by Mark Pilling (GreenAir Online) Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production on the US West Coast has been boosted with the announcement that Boeing will invest in SkyNRG Americas’ first dedicated SAF plant in the country, while JetBlue Airways said it will increase its usage of SAF by taking World Energy’s product for its operations at Los Angeles International Airport. SkyNRG, which is based in the Netherlands, is looking to establish a series of SAF production plants, with the first pla...

by Mark Pilling  (GreenAir Online)  … P&WC’s announcement is the second sustainability initiative launched in Quebec in the past week, with Airbus joining the SAF+ Consortium, a group of aerospace companies and research institutions that is seeking to transform Montreal into a sustainable aviation hub in North America. The group is aiming to produce aviation fuel from a pilot power-to-liquid plant from captured CO2 using renewable green hydrogen later this year, with a commercial project ...

Stone recycling project to cut transport emissions in Lincolnshire Around 8,768 tonnes of stone, previously used for an onshore substation, will be moved to National Grid’s Viking Link interconnector project Image: Siemens Energy Siemens Energy has launched a stone reuse project in a bid to reduce construction traffic and emissions in Lincolnshire. The recycling initiative will move around 8,768 tonnes of stone, formerly used to build a temporary access road and site accommodation for the Tr...