A video narrating today's blog that emerged this morning at https://www.hexochangenow.com/blog/sustainable-aviation-wtf-mckinsey- You can find the report here https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/travel-logistics-and-infrastructure/our-insights/scaling-sustainable-aviation-fuel-today-for-clean-skies-tomorrow
My curiosity is around this section in particular: "To reduce the industry’s carbon emissions, the CST Coalition’s leaders aim to scale the most promising option: sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Synthesized from renewable feedstocks—such as municipal waste, agricultural residues, and waste lipids—SAF has already fueled more than a quarter million commercial flights. In addition, it is fully compatible with existing aircraft and fuel infrastructure."
https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/flightradar24s-2019-by-the-numbers/ - according to flight radar there were 69 million flights in 2019 pre-pandemic !
That is a lot of waste product we need to get 'back to normal' which we all know should never happen based on what we now understand about thew world. What are your thoughts and additions? You can also find out more about me as follows:
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