Japan Funds Scale-Up Of SAF From Woody Biomass

Graham Warwick September 01, 2021
JAL
In June, a JAL Boeing 787 completed the first flight to use a blend of two different SAFs.
Credit: Japan Airlines
A Japanese industrial team led by Mitsubishi Power is to develop a commercial-scale supply chain for sustainable aviation fuel produced from woody biomass. The four-year project is funded by the Japanese government’s New Energy and Industrial Technological Development Organization. The project will...
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