In Massachusetts, SAF producer World Energy announced a 10-year agreement with Microsoft to accelerate the decarbonization of corporate air travel and its supply chain cargo through the purchase of sustainable aviation fuel certificates (SAFc).
An estimated 43.7 million gallons of petroleum jet fuel will be displaced with low-carbon SAF, World Energy said. The emissions reduction is expected to exceed 469,000 metric tons of CO2.
“We’re thrilled to be launching this long-term collaboration with Microsoft,” said Gene Gebolys, CEO of World Energy. “Through this agreement, we will empower one of the world’s most recognized innovators to grow their business while minimizing their carbon impact and together we’re committing to making a sustained push well into the next decade to decarbonize aviation at ever greater scale. Microsoft has made some of the most ambitious decarbonization commitments of any corporate leader and we are honored to be teaming up to help them meet those goals.”
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