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Our Chief Sustainability Officer as featured on our World Kinect page regarding her recent interview with the Wall Street Journal. Read on ...

#WorldFuel Sustainable Fuel Advisor, Tom Cahill alongside other aviation industry leaders updated an #EBACE2024 audience on the latest developments on Sustainable Aviation Fuel last week in Geneva. Moderated by #NBAA's Stewart D'Leon, highlights from the conversation included: - European SAF demand is set to significantly increase from 1 January 2025, driven mainly by stronger policy incentives (mandates, ETS, subsidies, CSRD). - Supply is increasing to match, with several new refineries opening this year. - Third-party certification from International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) and others is key for protecting the integrity of the SAF supply chain. - Deeper collaboration with governments is needed to help harmonize complicated compliance requirements across different EU Member States and elsewhere, allowing our customers to be clearer on the costs and benefits of SAF. For more information, contact #WorldFuel. We are fully ISCC-certified across all European airports where we supply Sustainable Aviation Fuel. #sustainableaviationfuel #LCFS #carbonneutral #renewablediesel

#WorldFuel congratulates our Director of Marine Technical John Stirling, who recently took up a key role at CIMAC, the International Council on Power, Drives and Propulsion, as Secretary of the WG7 working group. World Fuel is committed to fostering collaboration to drive development and sustainability throughout the marine industry, and this appointment further emphasizes our commitment. “We believe the cultivation of collaboration among industry players is central to navigating the path to a high-quality fuel market, and a greener shipping industry. Knowledge can be proactively shared, thereby promoting best practices in not only bunker fuel operations, but also energy and emissions management,” says John Stirling. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/emA8ncAn #Bunkering #MarineFuel #Sustainability #MaritimeIndustry #Collaboration

#FlightOpsUpdate - Earlier today, May 29th, at 1313Z, an eruption started on the Reykjanes Peninsula near Mt. Hagafell. No gas or ash is being reported above 5000 feet. While flights appear to operate normally, a more robust eruption could happen anytime. Our World Fuel Trip Support team has gathered the latest information on this weather alert, and it will be updated as information becomes available. https://lnkd.in/gzv5nAbf

Aeroport de Paris-Vatry (XRC) in France is currently assisting the Belgian Army with training exercises. One of our newer sites, #WorldFuel is doing its part, working alongside a dedicated team of operators to keep the Army's A400M plane refueled.

We hope you enjoyed day one of #EBACE2024! If you’re attending, don’t forget to visit stand #B39 to collect a free gift*, enjoy a coffee, try your luck at the champagne treasure chest, or unwind during our daily happy hours. *while supplies last

After entering the Jamaican market in 2023, World Fuel is further strengthening its position in the Kingston #bunkerfuel landscape by increasing its operational capacity with a larger bunker tanker. The JC Trader, a 2010 #bunkertanker, will double the current service capacity to help increase World Fuel's presence in the area and better meet customer demands for quality and timely service within Jamaica. Scott Petroleum Limited will keep providing on-the-ground logistics and operational support with a strong knowledge of the local market. The available grades are VLSFO 0.5%, LSMGO 0.1%, and HSFO 3.5% upon request, with options to service Kingston's inner and outer anchorage. #Bunkering #MarineFuel #BunkeringIndustry

#FlightOpsUpdate - Effective March 21, 2024, in conjunction with AIRAC Cycle 2405, ICAO approved a change in the Singapore (WSJC) and Jakarta (WIIF) FIR boundaries. With this change, the Riau and Natuna Islands of Indonesia lie within the Jakarta FIR. Our World Fuel Trip Support team has gathered information about how this change will alleviate confusion and ambiguity. https://lnkd.in/g9ikz_AM

#FlightOpsUpdate - On April 11, 2024, The Irish Aviation Authority withdrew its plans on the cap for passenger limits, as outlined in a draft decision, and instead moved to a seat capacity model. The proposal limits the number of seats for the winter 2024 season, October 27, 2024-March 29, 2025, to 14.4 million. Our World Fuel Trip Support team has gathered the latest information on the passenger limits. - https://lnkd.in/gFVTfsfT