Farnborough Airport in the United Kingdom has made a groundbreaking announcement regarding a landmark deal with Hydrogen Refinery for the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) sourced from waste. This agreement will see the airport receive 12.5 million litres or 10,000 tonnes of SAF per year. Farnborough Airport is already a significant supplier of SAF in the business aviation sector, having sold over 2 million litres of blended SAF since 2021. With the introduction of SAF mandates in the UK, there is a growing need for local production and investment in sustainable fuel sources. The partnership with Hydrogen Refinery is poised to address this demand, aiming to make Farnborough Airport the first globally to offer a 20% SAF blend by 2028 ahead of government targets. The innovative technology of Hydrogen Refinery allows for the production of carbon negative SAF from various waste products, contributing to environmental sustainability. Both CEOs expressed excitement about the alliance, highlighting the value of transitioning to new fuelling technologies. Farnborough Airport's commitment to sustainability is underscored by its previous achievements, such as being awarded Level 4+carbon accreditation and making a pledge to be Net Zero by 2030. The collaboration between Farnborough Airport and Hydrogen Refinery not only signifies a step towards greener aviation but also showcases the potential for local technological advancements and economic growth within the UK.