DHL Express Signs SAF Supply Agreement with TotalEnergies at Paris CDG
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DHL secures five million litres of sustainable aviation fuel
DHL Express will use five million litres of sustainable aviation fuel under a new one-year agreement with TotalEnergies. Image: DHLDHL Express has signed a one-year agreement with TotalEnergies for five million litres of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to support air freight operations from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The agreement marks DHL Express’ first use of SAF in France and makes it the first express logistics operator to introduce t…
DHL Express signs SAF supply agreement with TotalEnergies at Paris CDG
DHL Express has signed a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply agreement with TotalEnergies for its air cargo operations at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The renewable one-year agreement covers 5 million litres of SAF. It also marks the first use of the alternative fuel by DHL Express in France. The company announced that its first […]
DHL Express introduces SAF into express cargo operations at Paris CDG hub
DHL Express has signed a purchase agreement with and TotalEnergies for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to power DHL aircraft departing from its Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) hub. The one-year partnership covers five million liters of SAF. According to DHL, this will be the first use of SAF by DHL Express in France, with the company becoming the first express logistics provider to use SAF at CDG. The first SAF-powered DHL aircraft took of…
DHL Express begins sustainable aviation fuel operations at Paris CDG under TotalEnergies supply agreement
Renewable one-year arrangement covers 5 million litres of SAF and is expected to cut DHL Express France emissions by approximately 11,800 tonnes of CO2e annually. IN BRIEFKEY TAKEAWAYSFAQs DHL Express and TotalEnergies have agreed a renewable one-year supply arrangement covering … Read the full press release →
DHL Express will use sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport in the future. Totalenergies, the energy company, will provide five million liters of fuel under an agreement, which was initially limited to one year, as both companies announced.
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