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DHL signs deal with TotalEnergies for 5 million liters of sustainable aviation fuel at Paris hub

By Public Technologies
  • DHL Express signed an initial one-year agreement with TotalEnergies to use sustainable aviation fuel at its Paris Charles de Gaulle hub.
  • TotalEnergies will supply 5 million liters in the first phase, with annual CO2 emissions reductions in France expected at about 11,800 metric tons.
  • The initiative makes DHL the first express delivery provider to use sustainable aviation fuel at the airport.
  • Fuel volumes will be integrated into GoGreen Plus, allowing customers to claim associated emissions reductions toward their transport-related Scope 3 emissions.


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