The Dutch airline KLM operates in the future a synthetic fuel propelled by queroseno synthetics, which transports passengers from Amsterdam to Madrid, environmental dose in the first part of the world with this type of sustainable fuel with the objective of reducing inverting gas emissions.
The Gobierno Dutchman made this announcement in a statement and explained that this flight of passengers was the “first of the world” to make a tray with synthetic synthetic material of sustainable shape, which was produced by the British multinational KLM.
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The fuel in question is being produced at the end of January, with the knowledge of passengers on board the Schiphol Airport from Amsterdam to Madrid, using a combustion plant of 500 liters of sustainable synthetic production produced by Shell professionals at a research center of CO₂, water and renewable energy solar and eólica obtenida en suelo neerlandés.
“The Netherlands” is one of the leading countries in Europe that is looking to boost development and the application of sustainable combustion in aviation. I would like to estimate the development and application of sustainable air transport combustibles (biocombustibles and synthetic fertilizers) in order for Europe to be able to continue with sustainable construction by 2050 ”, the Ministry of Infrastructure agreed.
Moreover, it follows that there will be various initiatives for “amplifiers” and to “market the production and use” of this combable, with the aim of making it a “commercially interesting” product, and then to exemplify the construction of the Europe’s first sustainable bioquerous factory in the city of Delfzijl, in the province of Groninga, in the north of the country.
Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen explained that “making aviation the most sustainable is an international challenge” when the countries are united. “With this global premise, we are giving a big step in the new chapter of our aviation with a promising innovation that will be a major import in the next decades” to reduce CO emissions in aviation, increase. The managing director of KLM, Pieter Elbers, also signaled that the transition of the mobile combustibles to the alternative alternatives is “one of the most challenging mayors of aviation” and considered that the increase in production and the use of sustainable combustible “mark the mayor difference in the actual generation ”of aircraft.