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Camelina Sustainable Aviation Fuel Crop Trials in Scotland

One of 1,862 projects Taiyo tracks in Scotland.

Source: Seed World

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A research project by The James Hutton Institute and SRUC commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the potential of growing camelina as an oilseed cover crop in Scotland for sustainable aviation fuel production. The project includes field trials to test camelina's performance under Scottish conditions and assess environmental impacts, supporting Scotland's net-zero emissions goal by 2045

Status
Prospective
Sector
Fertilizers, Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Raw Materials, Government, Consumer Products
Location
Scotland, United Kingdom
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Seed World

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The project “Camelina Sustainable Aviation Fuel Crop Trials in Scotland” is an infrastructure initiative in the Fertilizers sector, located in Scotland, United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Seed World.

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2026-07-22

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A research project by The James Hutton Institute and SRUC commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the potential of growing camelina as an oilseed cover crop in Scotland for sustainable aviation fuel production. The project includes field trials to test camelina's performance under Scottish conditions and assess environmental impacts, supporting Scotland's net-zero emissions goal by 2045.

Original sector

Agriculture and Energy

Location

Country

United Kingdom (UK)

State

Scotland

Source

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Seed World

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Fertilizers, Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Raw Materials, Government, Consumer Products

Article published date

2025-11-09

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