Energy coalition promoting biofuels welcomes three new members
Airbus, Bureau Veritas and PSA International have joined the Coalition for the Energy of the Future.
Launched in late 2019, the Coalition aims to accelerate the development of future energies and technologies to sustain new green mobility models and reduce the impact of transport and logistics on climate change.
This year the Coalition’s will be focusing on seven areas including increasing the use of biofuels in the supply chain and develop the use of third generation biofuels.
The new members join AWS, Carrefour, CMA CGM Group, Cluster Maritime Français, Crédit Agricole CIB, ENGIE, Faurecia, Michelin, Schneider Electric, Total and Wärtsilä in the Coalition.
“Airbus has a leading role to play in the ambition for sustainable aviation," said Jean-Brice Dumont, executive vice president of engineering at Airbus. "We are convinced of the benefits that joint initiatives can bring in finding innovative solutions to reduce the C02 emissions of our industry -- because we know this challenge requires a collective effort. We believe this coalition will foster the development of creative projects with effective results that will pioneer new mobility models across the sector.”
Matthieu de Tugny, president of Bureau Veritas Marine and Offshore, added: “Innovative projects and joint development programs will be certainly vital to make sure we are ready for the future. The different stakeholders and experience of this Coalition certainly brings real power across the shipping sector and supply chains to develop the innovative solutions we need. It is a collective approach and all our efforts definitely need to be connected to sustain new green transportation models.”
Launched in late 2019, the Coalition aims to accelerate the development of future energies and technologies to sustain new green mobility models and reduce the impact of transport and logistics on climate change.
This year the Coalition’s will be focusing on seven areas including increasing the use of biofuels in the supply chain and develop the use of third generation biofuels.
The new members join AWS, Carrefour, CMA CGM Group, Cluster Maritime Français, Crédit Agricole CIB, ENGIE, Faurecia, Michelin, Schneider Electric, Total and Wärtsilä in the Coalition.
“Airbus has a leading role to play in the ambition for sustainable aviation," said Jean-Brice Dumont, executive vice president of engineering at Airbus. "We are convinced of the benefits that joint initiatives can bring in finding innovative solutions to reduce the C02 emissions of our industry -- because we know this challenge requires a collective effort. We believe this coalition will foster the development of creative projects with effective results that will pioneer new mobility models across the sector.”
Matthieu de Tugny, president of Bureau Veritas Marine and Offshore, added: “Innovative projects and joint development programs will be certainly vital to make sure we are ready for the future. The different stakeholders and experience of this Coalition certainly brings real power across the shipping sector and supply chains to develop the innovative solutions we need. It is a collective approach and all our efforts definitely need to be connected to sustain new green transportation models.”
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