Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is imperative for the aviation sector to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Generally, SAF produces up to 80% less carbon emissions over its lifecycle compared to conventional jet fuel and can be used in today’s fuelling infrastructure and aircraft engines without any modifications at up to a 50% blend. For more information on SAF please see resources listed below.
Webinars
Bioenergy Australia - SAF Bridging the Gap webinar
Bioenergy Australia – Sustainable Aviation Fuel, taking off globally
Key Media
The future of flight in a net-zero-carbon world: 9 scenarios, lots of sustainable biofuel
Airfares to soar, QLD jobs missed, unless new industry backed like hydrogen
MEDIA RELEASE: Roundtable accelerates take-off for Queensland green aviation fuels industry
Get Aussie green jet-fuel onto the runway soon or miss out, govt told
Advancing Australia’s sustainable aviation fuel industry
MEDIA RELEASE: QANTAS ZEROS IN ON EMISSIONS WITH INTERIM TARGET
Qantas to buy low-carbon jet fuel in US, but no options at home
Bioenergy Australia submissions
Singapore Australia Green Economy Agreement (November 2021)
Other Sources
US SAF overview - Sustainable Aviation Fuels: The Key to Decarbonizing Aviation
EU SAF overview - Current landscape and future of SAF industry