In the hydrocarbon-rich Persian-Arabian Gulf, organizations in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have announced biofuel consortia with major aerospace manufacturers as partners. First, Qatar’s Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), Qatar Petroleum (QP), and Qatar Airways, Airbus, and U.S.-based bi...
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News Commentary | May 24, 2021
The German government and aviation representatives agreed to explore the introduction of a blending quota of up to 2% for synthetic fuels in the local German aviation sector by 2030. This is merely a plan and not yet reality, but it is an important step, as synthetic fuels needs regulatory support ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | July 09, 2021
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News Commentary | July 23, 2021
Earlier this week, the EU Commission announced several proposals as part of the European Green Deal, including phasing out free emission allowances for the aviation sector and setting obligations to blend increasing levels of sustainable aviation fuels. With regard to emission credits, the proposal ... Not part of subscription