In his Facebook account, the expert explained that these are long-haul flights will initially Madrid Barajas International Airport and Havana International Airport once a month with biofuel, which will allow the company to save 50 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions every year.
Cepsa will supply 14.4 tons of SAF to Air Europa for one year, which will help the airline meet the objectives set by the European Union (EU) in the ReFuelEU Aviation initiative.
Perelló explained that the EU plans for European airlines to implement sustainable fuels increasingly to incorporate from two by 2025 to six percent by 2030, and 70 percent by 2050.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimates that SAF will contribute to reducing 65 percent of the emissions that aviation needs to achieve the net zero goal by 2050.
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