Netherlands Lacks Feedstock To Meet SAF Demand, Report Says

Graham Warwick October 01, 2021
KLM SAF
Credit: KLM
The availability of feedstocks for biofuels in the Netherlands in 2050 is expected to be far lower than the demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), concludes a report released by the Royal NLR aerospace research center. It is a conclusion that could be repeated in other countries across Europe...
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