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The government of India aims to increase the blending of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in passenger and commercial flights. This will help reduce carbon emissions in the aviation sector and facilitate a smooth transition from non-renewable resources to renewable energy sources. A timeline is prepared to achieve the net zero carbon emission target by 2070 by increasing the SAF production plants and blending strategically in various stages to support sustainable and environmental security.
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