EU’s Clean Sky program
EU’s Clean Sky program is a government and regulator in sustainable aviation fuel, based in European Union.
Funds development and demonstration of low-emission aircraft technologies and sustainable aviation solutions.
Where EU’s Clean Sky program sits, from feedstock to flight
About
The EU's Clean Sky program is a joint undertaking aimed at accelerating the development and demonstration of low-emission disruptive aircraft technologies. It supports projects that contribute to aviation's trajectory towards climate neutrality in line with the European Green Deal. The program involves collaboration with small and medium-sized enterprises, industry members, universities, and research centers across multiple countries, and it provides significant EU funding for participations in funded projects.
From the SAFxCHANGE company list, where it is filed as "Government Agency".
Other governments and regulators
Department of Defense 1 agreementAsian Development Bank 1 agreementKalmar Municipality 1 agreementUSAF 1 agreementU.K. defense ministry 1 agreementUK Ministry of Defence 1 agreementCity of Oulu 1 agreementGhana 1 agreement
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