Senior Aerospace UPECA and DHL Partner to Reduce Carbon Emissions with Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Left to right: Julian Neo, Managing Director of DHL Express Malaysia and Brunei, welcomes Kavan Jeet Singh, Chief Executive Officer of UPECA, onboard the GoGreen Plus programme.

Senior Aerospace UPECA, a subsidiary of Senior plc, has partnered with DHL Express to use the GoGreen Plus service, which enables companies to invest in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This initiative aims to reduce UPECA’s carbon emissions from international shipments by up to 30 percent.

Reduce Carbon Emissions

SAF, made from sustainable feedstocks like used cooking oil, can cut around 80 percent of lifecycle carbon emissions compared to conventional jet fuel. UPECA’s subscription covers key markets in Europe and North America, aligning with the global push for greener aviation.

DHL’s GoGreen Plus is the only solution in the express logistics sector that helps businesses address their Scope 3 emissions, or indirect emissions in their supply chain. The service is part of DHL’s larger commitment, with partnerships involving bp, Neste, and World Energy, to secure over 1.4 billion liters of SAF for more sustainable air freight.

DHL Express Malaysia and Brunei’s Managing Director, Julian Neo, emphasized the importance of corporate collaboration in making SAF more accessible and accelerating the aviation industry’s transition to greener alternatives.

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