Dec 12, 2024, 5:57 AM
Dec 12, 2024, 5:57 AM

Rhenus partners with Air France KLM Martinair to push for sustainable aviation fuel

Highlights
  • Rhenus has joined Air France KLM Martinair Cargo’s SAF Program, focusing on Sustainable Aviation Fuel.
  • The initiative aims to reduce aviation emissions and support sustainability in logistics.
  • Rhenus's participation reflects its commitment to environmental responsibility and collaborative efforts for a greener future.
Story

In Singapore on December 12, 2024, Rhenus, a global logistics provider, announced its participation in the Air France KLM Martinair Cargo Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Program. This initiative involves investing in SAF, which is derived from renewable sources such as waste oils and agricultural residues, with the goal of reducing emissions in the aviation sector. The program allows companies to enhance their sustainability efforts while supporting Air France KLM Martinair's ambitions to scale the production and use of SAF. Rhenus's commitment to sustainability is a critical aspect of its operational strategy and customer relations. By joining this program, the company aims to address environmental challenges within aviation and foster greener practices in logistics. This partnership signifies a dedication to finding forward-thinking solutions that contribute to a more sustainable future, benefitting both partners and the planet. The SAF initiative is complemented by additional tools and services offered by Rhenus, such as the Emission Dashboard, which monitors CO2e emissions, and Transport Mode Optimization. The RHEGREEN calculation tool helps clients evaluate aircraft types, fuel consumption, and distances in order to identify the most efficient options for reducing air freight emissions. These resources are designed to assist customers in achieving their own sustainability objectives while ensuring effective logistics. As the aviation industry grapples with increasing environmental pressures and stringent sustainability goals, collaborations like Rhenus's with Air France KLM Martinair are crucial. Industry leaders are recognizing the importance of collective action in driving the adoption of Renewable Aviation Fuel and addressing climate change. The joint commitment exemplified in this partnership underscores the need for logistics and aviation sectors to work collaboratively towards sustainable supply chains and reduced environmental impacts.

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