The latest development in China comes from the low-carbon aviation sector, with TotalEnergies and Sinopec having signed an agreement to jointly develop a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) plant at one of Sinopec’s refinery in China. We wanted to take the opportunity to put this into the context of the Chinese domestic aviation market as last week we had a look at Japan and concluded that hydrogen is well positioned to capture a large chunk of it. The SAF plant in question will have the capacity to produce 230,000 tons of SAF per year, and will process local waste or residues in the form of cooking oils and animal fats. According to the press release, Sinopec has developed its own SAF…