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British Airways Owner IAG Ups Sustainable Fuel Intake With Infinium
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IAG’s commitment to sustainable fuels strengthens its competitive position in the market.
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IAG signed a ten-year e-SAF supply deal with Infinium starting in 2026. e-SAF reduces greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 90% compared to jet fuel. IAG aims for 10% of flights using sustainable fuels by 2030. The deal secures over one-third of IAG's SAF needs for its 2030 target. IAG seeks policy support to enhance SAF production capabilities.
- IAG signed a ten-year e-SAF supply deal with Infinium starting in 2026.
- e-SAF reduces greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 90% compared to jet fuel.
- IAG aims for 10% of flights using sustainable fuels by 2030.
- The deal secures over one-third of IAG's SAF needs for its 2030 target.
- IAG seeks policy support to enhance SAF production capabilities.
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