Jet Zero: our strategy for net zero aviation
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Detail of outcome
This Jet Zero consultation and the Jet Zero further technical consultation received over 1,500 responses in total.
This document summarises the responses received from both the Jet Zero consultation and the Jet Zero further technical consultation and the government’s response to the points raised.
The outcome of both consultations is the Jet Zero strategy: delivering net zero aviation by 2050.
Detail of feedback received
Feedback to this consultation is captured in the document under the outcome section.
Original consultation
Consultation description
Sets out our proposed approach and principles to reach net zero aviation by 2050.
Our ambition is to:
- decarbonise aviation in a way that preserves the benefits of air travel
- maximise the opportunities that decarbonisation can bring
We are proposing a suite of policies to support industry to reduce and, where possible, eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from aviation. These policies span 5 different measures that aim to:
- improve the efficiency of our aviation system
- accelerate the development and deployment of sustainable aviation fuels
- support the development of zero emission flight
- ensure we use markets to drive down emissions in the most cost-effective way
- influence the behaviour of consumers
The consultation will inform the final Jet Zero strategy.
Documents
Updates to this page
Published 14 July 2021Last updated 19 July 2022 + show all updates
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Responses to consultation and government response published with link to Jet Zero strategy.
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Summary of responses and consultation outcome update.
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Additional Jet zero dataset of underlying assumptions and modelling data added.
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First published.