US EditionBoeing invests millions in B.C., Quebec projects to manufacture sustainable jet fuel
- Boeing announced a $17.5 million investment on May 28, 2025, in British Columbia and Quebec projects to produce sustainable aviation fuel .
- This investment is connected to the Canadian government’s November 2023 announcement to purchase up to 16 Boeing P-8A Poseidon aircraft, which require support for low-carbon fuel development.
- The funds are split with $10 million directed to Project Avance in Quebec converting sawmill wood residue into bio-crude, and $7.5 million to Dimensional Energy's BC pilot plant capturing industrial CO2.
- Dimensional's CEO Jason Salfi stated that the BC initiative has the potential to generate 151 million litres of sustainable aviation fuel annually from recycled carbon, while Boeing Canada President Al Meinzinger described SAF as the quickest way to achieve decarbonization in the aviation industry.
- Boeing's $280 million Canadian clean technology investment linked to the Poseidon program aims to reduce emissions in military and commercial aviation and support Canada’s energy transition.
16 Articles
16 Articles
‘We need to make more with what we’ve got’: Boeing bets on Canadian green jet fuel technologies
Aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing has invested almost $17.5 million with a trio of Canadian sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) pioneers aiming to accelerate development of technologies that could help convert the
U.S. biofuels push would boost aviation emissions and drive deforestation, experts warn
Corn- and soy-based aviation fuels backed by the Trump administration's energy bill would increase carbon emissions and deforestation by omitting critical land-use impacts from climate calculations.Michael Grunwald reports for Yale Environment 360.In short:President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” aims to expand subsidies for crop-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), despite cutting most other clean energy incentives.The bill forbids including in…
According to Mélanie Joly, this should create high-value jobs in addition to stimulating economic growth.
castanet.net
Boeing invests millions in B.C., Quebec projects to manufacture sustainable jet fuel
Boeing Canada says it's investing millions of dollars into business ventures in B.C. and Quebec with the eventual goal of producing close to 200 million litres of sustainable jet fuel every year. The announcement, made Wednesday, includes nearly $17.5 million split between two projects looking to tu...
The major problem is with the new energy source production chain and at all costs involved. While today a tons of aviation fuel cost about 730€, a tons of these e-fuels, in the best of mortgages, has a price of around two thousand euros.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources lean Left
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage
