Honeywell and AM Green have recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) during the India Energy Week 2025 to assess the feasibility of producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from ethanol. The collaboration between the two companies aims to explore green methanol production from various carbon dioxide emission sources and green hydrogen. This initiative is in line with Honeywell's commitment to the global energy transition and focuses on enhancing India's energy security by reducing its dependence on crude oil imports. The partnership seeks to strengthen India's position as a competitive global exporter of green methanol, enabling the transition of shipping companies to low-emission fuels. It also aims to assist airlines in meeting CORSIA mandates by providing low-carbon, drop-in fuel alternatives. The collaboration plans to integrate Honeywell's carbon capture technologies with AM Green's expertise in green hydrogen and ethanol production to drive sustainability and help India meet its SAF blending mandates. By creating new market opportunities for Indian farmers through increased demand for ethanol feedstocks, the initiative also aligns with the government's National Green Hydrogen Mission. Furthermore, the feasibility study, scheduled to conclude by mid-2025, is a crucial step towards large-scale decarbonization and the development of a robust ecosystem for sustainable energy solutions in India. The leaders of both companies emphasized their commitment to sustainability and the clean energy transition, foreseeing India as a hub for reliable, sustainable, and cost-effective green molecules that accelerate industrial decarbonization globally.