European airlines pull the emergency brake on targets around SAF

Europe’s major airlines think that Europe’s ReFuel legislation is not going to succeed in creating the affordable market for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) that is promised. They said this at a press conference in Brussels. They fear there will not be enough production. The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report, released on Thursday, predicts a shortfall of up to 45% in eSAF and 30% in SAF supply by 2030. Continue reading at newmobility.news.

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