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A joint IATA, Airbus and Accenture study puts corporate SAF certificate demand at up to 1.9 Mt/year by 2030, dwarfing the 323 kt purchased in 2024 — a signal that voluntary offtake could become a meaningful complement to ReFuelEU mandates.
India’s first port-based e-methanol facility at Kandla breaks ground with 150 t/day capacity, positioning Asia–Europe shipping corridors for RFNBO compliance ahead of tightening EU mandates.
The christening of DP World’s first methanol dual-fuel feeder vessel in Aarhus marks a tangible fleet response to tightening FuelEU Maritime and RED III RFNBO obligations.
An industry coalition has warned the European Commission that crediting electrolytic hydrogen used in HEFA/HVO hydrotreatment toward the e-SAF sub-mandate would fundamentally undermine synthetic fuel targets under ReFuelEU Aviation.
The HY4Link project is engineering a 230 km cross-border hydrogen backbone connecting Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Germany to accelerate industrial decarbonisation across the Greater Region.
RSB releases RED III compliance framework detailing certification requirements for biofuel producers targeting 2030 renewable fuel obligations.