Using alternative fuels is crucial to decarbonise passenger cars, trucks, and buses – helping to cut reliance on fossil fuels and advance climate objectives and energy independence. ISCC certification supports that fuels are produced sustainably, are traceable across the entire value chain, and meet EU and international standards.
Because reducing transport emissions is essential for meeting national and international climate goals. Fuels derived from biomass, waste, residues, and renewable feedstocks reduce the carbon intensity of road transport. And expanding alternative fuel production helps transition away from fossil fuels and promotes circular, resource-efficient systems
Road transport plays a central role in meeting international decarbonisation targets.
The EU’s RED III defines sustainability criteria and greenhouse gas saving targets for renewable energy use in transport across the EU.
The UK’s RTFO requires fuel suppliers to blend a certain share of renewable fuels, driving demand for certified biofuels and advanced fuels.
Under the RED III provisions, EU Member States need to reach specific targets for renewable energy. Member States can use renewable fuels in road fuel transportation to meet that quota.
Advancing low-carbon mobility