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...a Whatsapp chatbot. Claudia Weeks, content editor, spoke with Nik Sherwood, chief information officer at Bytestrype, to find out more about the new service. Founding the business “WhatsFuel is a...
...chief executive, CILT(UK), says: “Transport accounts for 28% of UK carbon emissions and, despite the downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic, transport emissions will grow with recovery unless action is...
...New York on its fuel-efficient Boeing 787 aircraft. The SAF will be produced from sustainable waste feedstock at the Humber Refinery, which will deliver its SAF supply to British Airways...
...hydrogen fuel cells, emitting only water as a by-product. The company is advancing its technology, with plans to commercialise engines for aircraft by 2027. ScottishPower is reinforcing its commitment to...
...an adequate and uninterrupted supply of fuel for aircraft at the country’s two largest airports. Fawley – product yield Petrol – 28% Diesel – 29% Jet A-1 – 11% Fuel...
...Transportation demand will grow by 40%, led by expanding commercial activity (trucks, aircraft, ships, trains), where growth will be 65% (of which 80% will come from developing countries) as economies...
...impacts of aviation and supporting the development of zero-emission aircraft. The Jet Zero plan also sees a desire for at least five commercial scale SAF plants under construction in the...
...board the aeroplane body which they use as part of their studies. The children relished the onboard aircraft experience, aided by audio effects to make it close to a real...
...that can be seamlessly blended with conventional jet fuel for immediate use with existing commercial aircraft engines. Aligned with the UK government’s vision, this SAF project would be integral in...
...Manchester Airport Tuesday (9th August). Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, flies three times daily from Manchester to Dubai operating the carrier’s Boeing 777-300 and its flagship Airbus A380 aircraft,...
...700 net zero CO2 emissions flights between London and New York on its fuel-efficient Boeing 787 aircraft. Mike Wailes, manager of European strategy for Phillips 66 Limited, said: “It was...
...technological breakthroughs in aviation engine technology for a non-bulk liquid fuel energy carrier… just don’t ask me to get on a battery powered aircraft any time soon! The implications of...
...also on 9th September, that Israel attacked Hamas officials in Qatar. European geopolitical risks also increased, with Poland shooting down Russian aircraft the following day. Prices began to weaken in...
...history in 25 words or fewer. My career has been focused on researching and developing innovative green fuels, at first for road transport and now for aircraft. Describe yourself in...
...it’s equally important to reduce emissions today where we can. The introduction of a continuous supply of sustainable aviation fuel at Inverness Airport will enable aircraft flying now to lower their emissions as...
...don’t believe in reinventing the wheel – we have some great engines and Boeing and Airbus are developing some great aircraft, but we have a real problem with using fossil...
...ocean plastics and textiles, to make our fuels. We would have a research and development roadmap for the advancement of technology to offer even further reductions to aircraft emissions –...
...not only supplies several airports with de-icing agents for runways, but the division also covers almost the entire Europe-wide logistics for a leading manufacturer of aircraft de-icing agents. Due to...
