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An innovative agreement for sustainability
Enilive, part of the Eni group and specialized in mobility solutions, has recently signed a strategic agreement with the airline EasyJet. This agreement represents a significant step towards sustainability in the aviation sector, in particular for flights departing from Milan Malpensa airport
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Sustainable aviation fuel
The fuel provided by Enilive is an innovative blend that includes 20% pure sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), combined with traditional jet fuel.
This initiative will not only help EasyJet meet the growing demand for flights on new routes to Oslo and Tromso, Norway, during the winter season, but it also represents a concrete commitment to reducing the environmental impact of air operations
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Economic incentives and support for sustainability
In addition, EasyJet will benefit from the SAF Support Program 2024 offered by SEA, which provides an economic incentive of 800 thousand euros per ton of SAF used at Milan airports. This financial support, with a total value of 500 thousand euros, is an important step in promoting the use of sustainable fuels in the aviation sector, contributing to a greener and more responsible future
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The economic environment and future prospects
This agreement is part of a wider economic context, where airlines are trying to adapt to new environmental regulations and consumer expectations regarding sustainability. The growing attention to the use of alternative fuels is crucial for the future of the airline industry, which faces significant challenges related to climate change and the reduction of carbon emissions
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Conclusions and future developments
With the agreement between Enilive and EasyJet, a new chapter opens for sustainable aviation in Italy. Airlines, fuel suppliers and airport authorities must work together to ensure that the adoption of sustainable fuels becomes a concrete reality and not just a goal. Only in this way will it be possible to reduce the environmental impact of the sector and guarantee a more sustainable future for generations to come.
