Farnborough Airport in London, United Kingdom, has made a groundbreaking deal with Hydrogen Refinery for the supply of 12.5 million litres of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) annually, produced locally from waste. This move solidifies the airport's position as a leader in sustainable aviation, with ambitions to offer 20% blended fuel across its entire supply by 2028, surpassing UK Government targets for sustainable fuel usage. The innovative technology from Hydrogen Refinery enables the production of carbon-negative SAF from various mixed waste products, supporting the airport's goal of advancing sustainable technologies and becoming an incubator for such advancements. Simon Geere, CEO of Farnborough Airport, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, emphasizing the airport's role in supporting higher upfront investment costs for new refueling technologies. The airport has achieved Level 4+ carbon accreditation and self-produces 25% of its energy through solar installations, showcasing its dedication to environmental sustainability. This partnership not only enhances Farnborough Airport's global reputation as a sustainable showcase but also signifies the potential for significant local investment and economic growth, fostering the UK's domestic refining of SAF at scale.