EUROCONTROL has expanded its FlyingGreen strategy, an initiative helping aviation reach its net-zero goals, by launching the new FlyingGreen mobile app. The app delivers real-time decarbonization analytics, energy transition metrics, climate resilience data, and sustainable finance insights straight to mobile devices. Key Capabilities & Features Source: https://flying-green.eurocontrol.int/
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The European Climate Viewer
The European Climate Viewer is a new tool developed for the European Commission to support the EU Framework for Climate Resilience. It turns complex climate science into accessible, map-based data so that public and private risk owners can evaluate climate hazards across different timeframes and sectors—no background in climate science
Continue readingThe Boeing CASCADE Climate Impact Model
Boeing has released CASCADE, a public climate‑impact model that lets users explore different pathways for aviation to reach net‑zero CO₂ by 2050. The tool combines global traffic and fleet data with scenario sliders for aircraft technology, operations, energy (including SAF, electricity and hydrogen) and offsets, providing time‑series emissions and efficiency
Continue readingNEST Sustainable Aviation Knowledge Repository
NEST is a world-leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), with production facilities spanning three continents. The company also maintains a comprehensive repository of news and updates on aviation sustainability, making it a valuable resource for staying informed on the latest developments in the field. More info here
Continue readingKeeping 1.5°C Within Reach: Why the EU’s New COP30 Deal Matters for Net‑Zero Aviation and AZERO2050
At COP30, the European Union and its partners achieved a new global deal designed to keep the 1.5°C goal alive and guide the next critical decade of climate action. The agreement recognises the need to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels, scale up renewables and energy efficiency, and align
Continue readingReport: Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) – 2024 Data by EASA
EASA has released the first ReFuelEU Aviation Annual Technical Report, establishing a 2024 baseline for how Sustainable Aviation Fuel is being supplied, purchased, and used across the EU. Below is a short list of highlighting with the core insights for policymakers, operators, and researchers. Overview The report finds that SAF
Continue readingReport: EU Clean Sky Technology Achievements 2014-2024
This report summarizes the Clean Sky 2 program, a European initiative spanning from 2014 to 2024 that focused on developing sustainable aviation technologies. It details the program’s structure, including its key demonstrators and technology readiness levels, aimed at reducing CO2, NOx, and noise emissions while enhancing the competitiveness of the European aviation industry. The document highlights significant achievements in areas
Continue readingIATA Beginners Guide to Airline Sustainability Reporting
The IATA guide serves as a practical entry point for airlines beginning their sustainability reporting journey, outlining the importance of transparent disclosures in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) areas. It underscores the key role aviation plays in connecting the world and supporting global sustainable development while acknowledging the unique challenges
Continue readingThe Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) is the world’s leading organization for sustainability reporting standards, providing a globally recognized framework for organizations to assess and communicate their environmental, social, and economic impacts. For nearly three decades, GRI has established a common language and set of standards, tools, and training that enable
Continue readingFinancing SAF: Case Studies and Implications for Investment
The global aviation industry faces a significant challenge in scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production to meet projected 2030 demand of 17.1 million tonnes annually, which would require an additional 5.8 million tonnes of capacity to secure final investment decisions (FID) by 20261. Current SAF adoption remains limited, with only
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