Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) has announced its participation in Project SkyPower, an initiative focused on accelerating the production of sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) in Europe. The project, led by 13 aviation sector CEOs and supported by over 40 companies, aims to facilitate the adoption of e-SAFs derived from renewable sources like hydrogen. By securing investment decisions for large-scale e-SAF production facilities by 2025, Project SkyPower targets commercial-scale operations by 2030 to assist in achieving the aviation industry's goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. WFW highlighted the transformative potential of e-SAFs, emphasizing their role in revolutionizing the aviation sector and contributing to the global energy transition. The firm's experts expressed confidence in Europe's position as a key player in the e-SAF market due to its significant involvement in related projects. WFW's involvement signifies its dedication to advancing sustainable aviation projects and overcoming regulatory challenges. The initiative underscores the importance of innovative energy solutions like e-SAFs in shaping the future of aviation and promoting environmental sustainability in the industry.