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Daily Archives: December 31, 1969

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Dutch aviation sector presents government with action plan to reduce gross emissions by 35 per cent by 2030

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

Thu 15 Nov 2018 – The Dutch civil aviation sector has pledged to reduce its gross carbon emissions originating in the Netherlands by 35 per cent by 2030. This is in addition to airline commitments required under the EU Emissions Trading System and the global CORSIA carbon offsetting scheme.

SAS and Norwegian join initiatives to reduce emissions and drive sustainability

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

Fri 16 Nov 2018 – Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) CEO Rickard Gustafson has joined other Nordic-based company leaders in announcing an initiative to align their business strategies with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and explore opportunities for collaboration.

As ICAO deadline approaches, Europe wrestles with differences over CORSIA

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

Wed 28 Nov 2018 – The EU Council has agreed a common position on a response to ICAO over the “filing of differences” by EU States with CORSIA regulations adopted by the ICAO governing Council in June.

Aviation industry says it’s on track and committed to start reporting carbon emissions from January

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

(photo: Heathrow Airport)

Fri 30 Nov 2018 – With just a month to go before airlines and business aircraft operators with international flights must start monitoring and reporting their CO2 emissions under the CORSIA carbon offsetting scheme, the sector says it is firmly on track to meet its commitments.

Heathrow lays out a roadmap for achieving a carbon neutral growth future

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

Tue 4 Dec 2018 – Heathrow Airport has signalled its intention that by the time its proposed third runway begins operations in 2026 all new growth will be carbon neutral. This would mean that growth in emissions from additional flights after expansion would be offset through carbon credits.

British Airways launches sustainable aviation fuels university challenge

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

UK Aviation Minister Baroness Sugg addresses BA’s ‘Future of Fuels’ event

Fri 7 Dec 2018 – British Airways is challenging UK academics to create a new generation of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) based on carbon reduction potential, innovation, value to the UK economy and feasibility to implement.

Carbon markets, NGOs and IATA urge countries at COP24 climate talks to adopt robust rules on double counting

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

Fri 7 Dec 2018 – Carbon market representatives, IATA and Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) have urged countries currently meeting at the UNFCCC’s COP24 in Poland to adopt strong rules to avoid double counting on emissions reductions under the Paris Agreement and ICAO’s CORSIA carbon offsetting scheme.

Airlines having difficulty in raising carbon efficiency in line with growth, finds atmosfair

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

Mon 10 Dec 2018 – German non-profit carbon offsetting company atmosfair says airlines that have not updated their fleets or have only made slight improvements have lost ground in its latest global ranking of airline carbon efficiency.

Fuel suppliers join forces to supply three European airlines with sustainable fuel at SFO

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

(photo: Shell)

Tue 11 Dec 2018 – Shell, World Energy and SkyNRG have joined forces to supply three European airlines – KLM, SAS and Finnair – with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at San Francisco Airport (SFO).

Kalmar Airport, airlines and businesses work towards future fossil-free flights to Stockholm

News, Original SourceBy Susanne BeckenDecember 31, 1969

(photo: Marcus Teveborg)

Tue 11 Dec 2018 – A unique airline/airport cooperation has been agreed that will see all domestic flights from Kalmar to Stockholm meet a 5% biofuel target in 2019.

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