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IBA partners with CATA on carbon emissions insights

Aviation market intelligence and advisory company, IBA, has partnered with the China Air Transport Association (CATA) to provide the Chinese aviation industry with carbon emissions analysis leveraging insights from its IBA NetZero platform.

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With ESG and sustainability becoming an increasingly important priority for the aviation industry in the Asia-Pacific region, this partnership signifies IBA’s continued commitment to China.
 
The partnership will offer the aviation community the opportunity to access a report with comprehensive analysis on a number of areas, all provided through IBA’s dedicated ESG Consulting Team and IBA NetZero. Topics include:

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  • Regional market overview
  • Chinese market characteristics
  • Airline carbon emissions in China
  • Top Five sustainable aviation fuel offtake agreements
  • Summary of current ESG regulations

David Jiang, General Sales Manager for APAC at IBA said: “Supporting CATA and its members is truly an honour. The emphasis on sustainability in aviation has never been greater. IBA's mission is to provide the industry with the emissions analytics and critical guidance that is desperately needed. The reports created through the powerful combination of our ESG experts and IBA NetZero platform signifies our commitment to CATA and the region. We know our insights will help support industry decision-making and wider commercial objectives.”
 
IBA NetZero is the most advanced aviation finance-focused emissions analytics suite available. It gives users the power to understand the risks and opportunities associated with decarbonising commercial aviation. A simplified report will be freely available.

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