RAF completes Voyager air-to-air refuelling flight using sustainable fuel blend
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (Saf) is made from waste-based sustainable feedstocks, such as used cooking oil.
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (Saf) is made from waste-based sustainable feedstocks, such as used cooking oil.
Challenging battlefield scenarios will be used to put the vehicles to the test.
Britain's growing renewables sector is one area in which Armed Forces experience is being harnessed.
The process of electrification has begun, but there is still some way to go in the trials and testing.
Increased use of SAF should help to reduce the RAF's reliance on global supply chains and fossil fuels.
An RAF Voyager took to the skies powered by a fuel made up from used cooking oil.
British technology could have the potential to eliminate the use of fossil fuels in military aircraft.
The push for net-zero is putting more pressure on defence suppliers.
The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston, wants to see the service achieve net-zero carbon emissions by the year 2040.
The British Army is on a mission to become greener, but it differs from the other services due to the huge amount of land it uses.
RAF, the largest CO2 emitter in defence, has committed to achieving net-zero by 2040 – ahead of the UK Government's 2050 target.
How did Navy respond when HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales doubled energy consumption at Portsmouth naval base?
It is estimated that the world's militaries produce about 6% of global CO2 emissions.
We travelled with Lt Gen Richard Nugee, who devised the UK military's strategy on sustainability, on his 9,000-mile trip to Antarctica.
The team will head to an area of Antarctica where no human has gone before to help researchers understand the effects of climate change.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin has taken the reins from General Sir Nick Carter as head of the UK military.