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Share Photo Credit: Jiri Buller American Express Global Business Travel (GBT) and Shell Aviation are to create an alliance that will allow GBT’s corporate clients to buy sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) for their business travel needs. The companies say the collaboration will allow them to combine the buying power of airlines and GBT’s corporate business travel customers “to drive a step change in production and usage of SAFs”. SAFs can be made from a variety of feedstocks and using a number of different technology pathways and have the potential to cut lifecycle e...
Shell partners with American Express GBT to help boost supply of SAF May 25, 2021 A partnership has been formed between Shell Aviation and American Express Global Business Travel (GBT) to make sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) available. Together, they will design a model for increasing the supply and use of SAF while moving forward the aviation industry’s goal of net-zero emissions. The partnership brings together airlines’ buying power and GBT’s corporate business travel customers at scale to drive a step change in production and usage of SAF, enabling airlines and corporatio...
By Mike Newman, Director of Parhelion Underwriting Special to The Digest A transition to carbon-neutral flying is possible and sustainable aviation fuels are the most promising decarbonization pathway in the near term. As the aviation industry aims to reduce its Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, decoupling airline growth from carbon growth, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) has emerged as the leading approach to further reduce GHG emissions from jet aircraft. The world’s aviation sector currently accounts for approximately 2-3% of manmade global carbon emissions. Without timely action, though, ...