Farnborough Airport signs ground-breaking fuel deal

Farnborough Airport signs ground-breaking fuel deal

The deal with Hydrogen Refinery will help meet the new SAF mandates introduced in January 2025.

Farnborough Airport signs 12.5-million-liter SAF deal

The UK’s Farnborough Airport has announced that it has signed a deal with Hydrogen Refinery to supply 12.5 million liters (10,000 tons) annually of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) made locally from waste materials.  In a statement on March 20, 2024, the airport said it is “already one of the largest single-site suppliers of SAF to the business aviation community”, having sold over two million liters (1.600 tons) of 38% blended SAF since 2021.  “…

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Airbus Canada rolls out sustainable aviation fuel

The first sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) delivery recently took place at the Airbus Canada’s A220 site, enabling the Mirabel teams to use SAF for production, customer acceptance and test flights. This now means that all Airbus commercial aircraft assembly sites around the world are now using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for their internal operations. During the course of 2025, all Airbus commercial aircraft delivery centres around the world…

Farnborough Airport strengthens SAF offering with Hydrogen Refinery deal - Regional Gateway

Farnborough Airport has signed a contract with Hydrogen Refinery for 12.5 million litres of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The SAF is produced using a mix of local waste products, a technique developed by Hydrogen Refinery. The airport is one of the biggest single-site suppliers of SAF for business aviation and has sold over 2 million litres of 38 per cent blended SAF since 2021. In 2022, Farnborough trialled selling SAF at the same price as J…

Farnborough Airport leads with sustainable aviation fuel

Farnborough Airport has signed a groundbreaking deal that could make it a world leader in the field of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).