Global aerospace company Boeing is developing sustainable aviation fuels in Australia amid the push toward net zero emissions.
The Chicago-based company is assisting Wagner Sustainable Fuels to develop a production facility in Brisbane, Queensland.
Sustainable aviation fuels are a type of petrol made from waste oils, agricultural residues, and non-food crops.
When used, renewable fuel is supposed to cut carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 84 percent compared to regular jet fuel.
Currently, according to Boeing, sustainable fuel only accounts for 0.1 percent of global jet fuel use.
Boeing Australia and New Zealand sustainability lead Kimberly Camrass explained the project will help Australia reach its climate goals....
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