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Sustainable Aviation Fuel a strategic use for recycled tyres

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
According to the company, the SAF produced by Wastefront will cut lifecycle carbon emissions by more than 80 per cent (Photo: Wastefront)

The UK Government’s plan to ensure 10 per cent of all jet fuel used in flights leaving the UK comes from Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) by 2030 could become a significant destination for end-of-life tyres. The SAF mandate, unveiled last month and pending parliamentary approval, is set to become law in January 2025, making it one of the world’s pioneering initiatives in sustainable aviation.

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