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Adelaide University has been awarded a $400,000 grant for the Australia-China Cooperation for Sustainable Aviation (ACCSA) project, aimed at advancing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) collaboration with China. Announced by Foreign Minister Penny Wong, the initiative focuses on accelerating SAF development, a key decarbonization strategy for aviation.

It will engage stakeholders through five conferences in Beijing, Adelaide, Brisbane, Hong Kong, and Sydney, along with seminars and workshops. The project seeks to promote cooperation among SAF researchers, industry participants, and policymakers in both countries, and includes a student exchange program to train future leaders in the field.