SAS AB is joining forces with EQT Infrastructure and CIP to develop green hydrogen production in Northwest Europe.
This partnership aims to create a sustainable aviation solution by producing synthetic sustainable aviation fuel, targeting a significant reduction in carbon emissions. The clean fuel production will be powered by renewable energy sources like wind and solar, and will support SAS’s ambition to make significant progress in their sustainability efforts, contributing to greener aviation by the mid-21st century.
Engaging in the production of green hydrogen and synthetic fuel will help SAS reduce its dependency on conventional fossil fuels and advance the use of renewable energies. By leveraging EQT Infrastructure and CIP’s expertise, SAS hopes to optimize resource use and improve the efficiency of the fuel production process.
The development of green hydrogen will heavily rely on renewable energy. The partnership plans to use wind and solar energy to produce hydrogen, which will then be converted into synthetic sustainable aviation fuel. This approach ensures that the entire process contributes to reducing carbon emissions, making it a key strategy in meeting environmental targets.
This initiative aligns with broader global environmental strategies. By committing to green hydrogen, SAS is supporting international pledges to reduce emissions and combat climate change.
5. Green Hydrogen: SAS’s Sustainable Strategy
