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#Sustainability20: UK invests £43M in green aviation R&D for hydrogen & net zero & more
Weekly Roundup - 23/01/25
Jan 23
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Shubhodeep Pal
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SkyTeam announces winners of The Aviation Challenge 2025
The Aviation Challenge saw 22 airlines achieve record fuel savings through operational tweaks, SAF use, and award-winning innovations from KLM to Kenya…
Jan 23
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SimpliFlying
1
Why World Energy believes that bankable offtakes are key to scaling SAF
Listen now | In this episode, we speak with Adam Klauber, Chief Sustainability Officer at World Energy
Jan 22
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Ayushi Badola
1
52:29
How Bags of Ethics and British Airways turned 16,000 airline uniforms into a blueprint for circularity
The ambitious upcycling partnership diverted eight tonnes of textiles from landfill.
Jan 19
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Ayushi Badola
9
#Sustainability20: Cascadia Coalition sets ambitious course for SAF production & more
Weekly round-up 16/01/25
Jan 16
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Shubhodeep Pal
4
New report: What could strengthen aviation’s decarbonisation efforts?
A deep-dive into the bottlenecks shaping aviation’s transition — and five promising technologies attempting to remove them.
Jan 13
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SimpliFlying
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Dirk Singer
3
Modelling the future: What the Middle East’s aviation pathways reveal
Using Boeing's Cascade model, industry leaders in Dubai ran the numbers. The result? A map of the trade-offs between growth, fuels, and economics on the…
Jan 12
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SimpliFlying
3
#Sustainability20: UK misses 2% SAF blending mandate in 2025 by 20% & more
Weekly Roundup - 09/01/25
Jan 9
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Shubhodeep Pal
Why airspace efficiency matters for immediate carbon savings
In this episode, we speak with Rachel Gardner-Poole, GAIN steering group chair and sustainable aviation consultant at NATS.
Jan 8
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Ayushi Badola
1
40:38
December 2025
Best of 2025: The ideas that defined aviation’s climate debate
Insights from conversations with industry leaders across airports, airlines, and emerging technologies.
Dec 25, 2025
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Ayushi Badola
3
27:24
Why Yama Carbon's approach to DAC focuses on industrial discipline, not lab breakthroughs
The French startup is betting that the path to affordable Direct Air Capture lies not in novel sorbents, but in mastering the unglamorous industrial…
Dec 21, 2025
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Dirk Singer
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Why Dotz Nano sees itself as the "Intel inside" for Direct Air Capture
The Israeli startup's mission is to supply the "sorbent inside" for carbon capture machines, betting that better chemistry, not bigger plants, will…
Dec 19, 2025
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Dirk Singer
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