Farnborough Airport in the UK has signed a significant deal with Hydrogen Refinery to provide 12.5 million liters of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) annually, derived locally from waste materials. This partnership marks a milestone for the airport, positioning it as a leading supplier of SAF to the business aviation community. The airport's CEO, Simon Geere, expressed enthusiasm about the potential of Hydrogen Refinery's technology to enable Farnborough Airport to offer a 20% blend of SAF across its entire supply by 2028, surpassing governmental targets. The article highlights the importance of SAF mandates in the UK and the EU, emphasizing the necessity for increased production and investment to meet these requirements. Hydrogen Refinery's innovative plasma electrolyser system allows for the conversion of mixed waste into carbon negative SAF, setting a new standard in sustainable aviation. Farnborough Airport's commitment to sustainability is underscored by its recent achievements, including Level 4+ carbon accreditation and a large-scale solar installation, showcasing a holistic approach to reducing its carbon footprint and promoting environmental responsibility.