Federal Ministry of Transport - Airlines Must Refuel Kerosene, Especially in EU - Draft Law Sets Penalties for Violations
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Airlines will have to pay a levy in Germany in the future if they violate refuelling requirements.
The Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) has been gaining global relevance as one of the main alternatives to reduce carbon emissions in air transport. In view of the international decarbonization targets and the growing demand for low carbon fuels, Brazil has favourable conditions to expand the production of this solution, especially due to the diversity of raw materials available and the accumulated experience in biofuels. Exclusive material for su…
Since 2025, airlines have had to attach sustainable fuel. A new law will soon ensure that this regulation can be enforced better. Airlines will then have to expect high penances.
Since 2025, airlines have had to contribute sustainable fuel. How the federal government controls compliance and what penalties are to be applied in the event of violations.
The Federal Ministry of Transport plans charges for airlines that do not comply with sustainable kerosene requirements. Around 1,300 euros per tonne could be due.
For environmental reasons, airlines in Europe have to refuel their fuel for the most part just before departure. The federal government is now planning concrete penalties for violations.
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