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Brazil will require airlines to slash greenhouse gas emissions starting in 2027, making it one of the first countries to mandate sustainable aviation fuel for domestic flights. The bold move taps into the nation's biofuel expertise to make flying cleaner.
Singapore has become Asia's top hub for climate tech startups, thanks to strong government support and green energy policies. Companies working on everything from sustainable aviation fuel to energy storage are flourishing in the city-state.
A Chinese company is building the world's largest facility to convert plastic waste into sustainable aviation fuel, processing up to 50,000 tons annually. The breakthrough could help solve two global problems at once: mounting plastic pollution and the aviation industry's carbon footprint.
EVA Air just launched Asia's largest sustainable aviation fuel partnership, turning waste cooking oil into jet fuel that slashes emissions by 80%. Microsoft, a freight giant, and Taiwan's energy sector joined forces to prove green air travel can work at scale.
A German steel company just celebrated a decade of turning factory emissions into useful chemicals and sustainable aviation fuel. What started as an ambitious experiment now has over 20 partners working to scale carbon recycling across entire industries.
Two energy giants are teaming up to bring clean hydrogen production to South Africa, potentially transforming how hard-to-decarbonize industries make fuels and chemicals. The collaboration could help the nation leapfrog into sustainable industrial growth while creating new economic opportunities.
A new study shows sustainable aviation fuel could pump $32 billion into Canada's economy by 2040 while slashing carbon emissions. The green energy transition promises jobs across the country, from farms to cities.
Singapore is building Asia's largest sustainable aviation fuel plant that will produce 100,000 tons of eco-friendly jet fuel annually. The facility uses breakthrough technology that turns waste into fuel ready to power planes without any blending required.
Singapore is building a facility that will produce 100,000 tons of sustainable aviation fuel annually, helping Asia's aviation industry shift away from carbon-heavy jet fuel. The plant on Jurong Island could make Singapore the region's leading green aviation fuel hub.
A major South American airline just proved that cleaner flights are possible today, not someday. LATAM Airlines partnered with a luxury tour company to power 13 passenger flights with sustainable fuel, slashing emissions by 160 tonnes.
Google Cloud is slashing air freight emissions by partnering with logistics giant Kuehne+Nagel to power shipments with sustainable aviation fuel made from cooking oil and waste. The 2026 pilot program proves big tech can fly greener without grounding progress.
A Japanese homemaker is part of a nationwide effort to transform used cooking oil into eco-friendly aviation fuel. The "Fry to Fly" program collects donations at 300 supermarkets across the country.