India is considering banning the use of food crops, including corn, soybeans and palm oil, for the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The relevant restrictions are provided for in the draft new public policy, which was reviewed by S&P Global Energy. The main objective of the initiative is to prevent competition between aviation fuel production and the food sector, which can lead to higher food prices. It is also suggested to exclude …
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India is considering banning the use of food crops, including corn, soybeans and palm oil, for the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The relevant restrictions are provided for in the draft new public policy, which was reviewed by S&P Global Energy. The main objective of the initiative is to prevent competition between aviation fuel production and the food sector, which can lead to higher food prices. It is also suggested to exclude …