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Foreword
As part of its efforts to reach
a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, the EU is attempting to
reorganise the aviation fuel landscape on the continent by pushing for the
development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and by making fossil-derived
fuels less attractive.
As part of its ReFuelEU scheme, the EU proposed
a new blending mandate stating that aircraft landing at EU airports would be
required to use blended jet fuel with a mandated SAF share of 2% by 2025, 5% by
2030, 20% by 2035, 32% by 2040 and 63% by 2050. Synthetic aviation fuels,
including hydrogen, would in response be expected to rise from a 0.7% share by
2030 to 11% by 2045 and 28% by 2050...
Other news this month includes:
Policy
- US concern over use of ethanol to deliver
RINs to the detriment of advanced fuels
- Tax is not the answer to aviation
sustainability
Markets
- ZEMO high blend biofuels assurance scheme
gains ground
- Fulcrum’s biofuel plant to begin production
Research and Development
- Miniature railway leads UK in use of
bio-coal
- TotalEnergies and Veolia join forces to
develop CO2-based microalgae cultivation to produce biofuels
- More...
Bioethanol
- Novozymes targets increased ethanol
conversion
Biodiesel
- Neste launches
Neste MY Renewable Diesel in Belgium
- Cory switches iconic Thames tugs to biofuel
as part of net zero drive
- EU tariffs on US biodiesel to remain for five more years
Aviation and Shipping Biofuel
- SAF to be free of EU aviation taxes?
- Industry concerns over SAF threat to small
biodiesel producers
- More...
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Events