Current use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) represents 0.1% of global jet fuel demand. A panel of industry experts at the Sustainable Aerospace Together Forum share a vision on how to scale up by 2025.
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Perspectives
Experts weigh in on aviation’s energy transition
Why it matters: SAF holds the greatest potential to reduce aviation’s emissions over the next 30 years and is critical to commercial aviation’s commitment to achieve net zero by 2050.
Boeing organized the event to bring multiple stakeholders together under one roof to collectively discuss sustainability solutions.
- “We’re committed to creating common ground among aviation, energy, finance and policy,” said Boeing Chief Sustainability Officer Chris Raymond. “Our goal is to enable these sectors to align and collaborate as we work together to achieve a more sustainable aerospace future.”
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Key Information
- While scaling SAF is going to be a large challenge, aviation could reach up to 2% fuel use by 2025
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Mandates and pricing systems can help investment in renewable fuels move forward
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The renewable energy transition relies on out of sector stakeholders and requires significant coordination