Bangchak puts SAF return on investment at 5-7 years

Bangchak puts SAF return on investment at 5-7 years

Energy conglomerate Bangchak Corporation Plc expects it will be 5-7 years before it generates enough revenue to recoup its investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), though some prospective customers have postponed plans to legally require aircraft operators to use this biofuel.

Wisconsin lawmakers consider SAF tax credit « Carbon Pulse

Wisconsin lawmakers are seeking co-sponsorship on a bill to establish a new state sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) credit, while the US Congress considers a measure to axe the federal clean fuels credit.

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is defined in the ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation as being synthetic, biofuel or recycled carbon fuel. The SAF has a significantly lower net carbon footprint compared to conventional fuels and has the potential to reduce the carbon intensity of flights. Vueling has made a commitment to operate 10% of its flights using sustainable fuels by the end of this decade, almost doubling the targets set by the European Commiss…

Avfuel bolsters sustainability program with AvfuelZero

The web-based tool gives customers instant access to a full portfolio of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and carbon offsetting documentation, and emissions reduction reports. As we continue to increase the number of SAF customers and availability, easy access to transparent documentation has become all the more important to aviation operators. They not only need access to the product but also a way to verify their actions and showcase their emis…

Holcim, Ignis P2X and Exolum have created a strategic alliance to develop ECO2FLY, an innovative circular CO2 economy project that will transform industrial emissions -inherent to the cement production process - into sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF). These sustainable fuels can directly replace conventional kerosene, of fossil origin, without the need for adaptations in aircraft or supply infrastructure, thus facilitating the immediate decarbon…

Supply chains must collaborate to help SAF projects take off

Richard Chacksfield, energy transition director – capital projects at Bilfinger UK, on why collaboration is crucial for SAF projectsThe post Supply chains must collaborate to help SAF projects take off appeared first on Airport Technology.