Swedavia brings together different organisations in public tender for bio jet fuel
Each year since 2016, Swedavia has purchased about 450 tonnes of bio jet fuel, which corresponds to the amount used annually for the company’s flights for business purposes. With the current procurement, the volume will now increase to about 560 tonnes, which corresponds to about 45,000 domestic flights using 100 per cent bio jet fuel.
“It is incredibly gratifying that more organisations are showing an interest in our public tender for bio jet fuel. Together we want to show that there are concrete solutions that work for reducing the climate impact of air travel. Bio jet fuel actually
Kiilto has begun an extensive pilot project to reduce the plastic waste created by companies.Finland recycles plastic consumer packaging, but hardly any packaging discarded by companies.
Kiilto aims to promote the recycling of plastic packaging used for goods. It has begun a joint project with its customers to gather experiences of recycling and to develop suitable operating models.
"We want to promote the circular economy and be kind to the environment. It makes more sense to keep good materials in circulation than burn them and thereby increase carbon dioxide emissions," says Kiilto'
