Ethiopian Airlines Group has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Satarem America Inc. to collaborate on the production and utilization of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in Ethiopia. Under this agreement, Satarem will produce SAF in the country, and Ethiopian Airlines will purchase the SAF from Satarem. This MoU underscores Ethiopian Airlines Group’s commitment to sustainability and marks a significant advancement towards a more environmentally friendly future.
According to the press release, the MoU with Satarem America Inc., a leading provider of sustainable energy solutions, allows Ethiopian Airlines Group to integrate SAF into its operations, significantly reducing carbon emissions and supporting global climate change mitigation efforts. SAF, derived from sustainable feedstocks, is a cleaner alternative to traditional jet fuel and helps lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Mr. Mesfin Tasew, Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlines Group, commented, “We are thrilled to partner with Satarem America Inc. on our path to a greener and more sustainable future. Adopting Sustainable Aviation Fuel is not only a strategic business move but also a testament to our dedication to fighting climate change and investing in innovative, sustainable industry solutions.”
This collaboration with Satarem America Inc. further establishes Ethiopian Airlines as a leader in adopting eco-friendly aviation technologies, showcasing its dedication to high environmental standards and contributing to the aviation industry’s broader sustainability objectives.
As one of Africa’s largest and most experienced airlines, Ethiopian Airlines has long led in sustainability efforts. The airline has undertaken various initiatives, including fleet modernization, optimized flight operations, tree planting, and extensive recycling programs to reduce waste and emissions. Incorporating SAF into its operations will bolster these efforts, significantly lowering the greenhouse gas emissions linked to air travel.
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