Farnborough Airport has announced a groundbreaking deal with Hydrogen Refinery to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) locally from waste, solidifying its position as a leader in sustainable aviation. The agreement covers a substantial amount of SAF production per annum, aiming to offer a 20% SAF blend across its supply by 2028. This partnership is crucial in light of UK and EU mandates for SAF production compliance from 2025 and the airport's commitment to environmental sustainability. Hydrogen Refinery's innovative technology focuses on generating carbon-negative SAF from various waste sources, contributing to the airport's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. The CEO of Farnborough Airport, Simon Geere, expressed enthusiasm for the alliance, highlighting the potential for the airport to pioneer in offering high-blend SAF ahead of governmental targets. This collaboration is a testament to Farnborough Airport's dedication to sustainability, as evidenced by its previous achievements such as achieving Level 4+ carbon accreditation, implementing lightweight solar installations, and promoting the adoption of SAF by pricing it equal to Jet A1. The airport's overarching goal of achieving Net Zero by 2030 further underscores its commitment to environmental stewardship. The new deal with Hydrogen Refinery adds to the roster of partnerships Farnborough has established in 2025, solidifying its position as a frontrunner in airport sustainability initiatives.