The U.K.'s biofuels plans are suffering yet another black eye as details of a study conducted for the Department for Transport have leaked, and the finding that "some of the most commonly-used biofuel crops fail to meet the minimum sustainability standard set by the European Commission" has hit the ...
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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 | June 01, 2021
Leaving your cellar hatch open unattended makes you culpable in most countries' courts if someone falls, not due to an explicit law against open cellar hatches but for failing to apply a "good standard of care." The Dutch court ruled that contributing to climate change is as obviously dangerous as ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | July 09, 2021
The report "Progress in the Commercialization of Biojet / Sustainable Aviation Fuels" corroborates Lux's long stance that liquid‑based fuels will remain the dominant form of energy for the aviation sector. ICAO has also made a clear commitment to a similar roadmap through its 2050 ICAO Vision for ... Not part of subscription