Equatic signs a carbon-negative deal with Boeing

The carbon removal company, recently spun out from the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering’s Institute for Carbon Management, believes it has stolen a march on competitors through its dual-use technology, which can address legacy and future emissions in a single process.

Boeing aims to rum all aircraft from 2030 on SAF

As the global aviation industry seeks to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050, original equipment manufacturer Boeing is exploring what it will take to transition airlines’ current fleet to 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). SAF is a biofuel with a lower carbon footprint than conventional jet fuel, and is approved, at present, for use

Boeing and Alder Fuels to work together on SAF production

Boeing and Alder Fuels under the new partnership agreed to expand production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) around the world. Using Boeing airplanes, the companies will test and qualify Alder-derived SAF, advance policies to expedite the transition to renewable energy in aviation, and grow the amount of SAF for the global aerospace market. In January