Project CAPTURED’s permanently mineralised CO₂ has secured EU and IMO regulatory backing, opening a compliance pathway that aviation and transport decarbonisation strategists cannot ignore.
Airlines secure major SAF offtake agreements while European and US regulatory frameworks push production capacity toward aviation’s decarbonization targets.
Korean researchers have demonstrated a nickel-cobalt water-electrolysis electrode that costs 99% less than platinum-group-metal alternatives, with scaling underway toward megawatt-class systems that could materially cut the production cost of green hydrogen and, by extension, PtL SAF.
A potential Strait of Hormuz closure has pushed EU sustainable aviation fuel spot prices 31% above the 2026 average, intensifying pressure on airlines already navigating tight SAF supply and mandatory blending targets.
An Airbus and ICF study unveiled at Farnborough 2026 finds that a thriving Canadian SAF industry could contribute $32 billion to GDP and satisfy 40% of aviation fuel demand by 2040.
SAS warns of looming sustainable aviation fuel shortage as production capacity fails to keep pace with European regulatory requirements.
The HY4Link cross-border hydrogen pipeline linking Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and France has set a 2030 commercial launch date with 30 TWh annual throughput.
The European Commission launched infringement proceedings against 13 Member States in June 2026 for failing to communicate penalty regimes under ReFuelEU Aviation, signalling that the regulation’s enforcement architecture is far from complete.
EU regulation ReFuelEU Aviation establishes binding quotas for synthetic e-kerosene alongside SAF, compelling airlines and fuel suppliers to prepare Power-to-Liquid infrastructure ahead of 2030.
A University of Oregon study published in Chem Catalysis identifies dissolved iron migration as the primary degradation mechanism in alkaline electrolysers operating on variable renewable power — a finding with direct implications for green hydrogen supply chains serving aviation and transport.