日本政府计划补贴国内航空公司购买可持续航空燃料（SAF）。这将涉及为所有乘客增加数十日元的附加费，同时要求石油精炼厂和分销商将SAF掺入航空燃料。该举措借鉴欧洲经验，以促进航空业的脱碳化。
日本政府计划通过补贴国内航空公司的采购来支持可持续航空燃料（SAF）的采用。SAF由废食用油等原料生产，与传统原油衍生的喷气燃料相比，可将二氧化碳排放量减少高达80%。然而，其采购成本是后者的两到三倍，成为广泛使用的重要障碍。
日本考虑补贴国内航空公司可持续航空燃料
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