US EditionNew European Union Mandates: Finland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy Emerge as Sustainable Aviation Fuel Powerhouses
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How New EU Mandates Are Driving Finland, France, Germany, Spain, and Italy to Lead Sustainable Aviation Fuel Innovation
In a significant stride toward greener skies, new mandates from the European Union are propelling Finland, France, Germany, Spain, and Italy to the forefront of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production. As the aviation industry faces mounting pressure to reduce carbon emissions, these five countries are rapidly emerging as key players in Europe’s shift to eco-friendly [...]
Meeting under the banner of the Airlines for Europe lobby (A4E), the leaders of the main European air groups — IAG (British Airways, Iberia), Air France-KLM, Lufthansa Group, Ryanair and easyJet — alerted at the beginning of October on the risk of blocking the energy transition of air transport. The European Union has imposed since 2025 that 2% of the fuel used by airlines is sustainable, a proportion expected to climb to 6% by 2030, and then 70…
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