Category Archives: SAF

Turkey Eyes 5% SAF Mandate by 2030

According to Turkey’s Aawsat news outlet, the country is considering implementing a mandatory 5% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blending requirement by 2030. To support this policy, domestic refiners such as Tupras and Socar will be required to produce SAF, as 90% of the blended fuel is expected to be used for flights departing from Turkish […]

Read More »

British Airways Becomes First Airline to Use UK-Produced Commercial SAF

British Airways has become the first airline to utilize sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) produced at commercial scale in the UK, marking a major milestone in the country’s push toward greener air travel. The SAF was supplied by Phillips 66’s Humber Refinery as part of a multi-year agreement between the two companies, underscoring their shared commitment […]

Read More »

EcoCeres to Supply SAF to British Airways Under Multi-Year Agreement

EcoCeres announced in Hong Kong that it has signed a multi-year agreement to supply sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to British Airways. This strategic partnership is expected to reduce approximately 400,000 tonnes of lifecycle carbon emissions—equivalent to the emissions from around 240,000 economy-class passengers flying round-trip between London and New York. As part of its sustainability […]

Read More »

Haixin Energy officially launches its SAF product

On June 20, Haixin Energy held a launch event for its Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) product, part of its 200,000-ton/year biodiesel isomerization project, in Beijing’s Zhongguancun. The event attracted numerous prominent industry guests, including representatives from the Civil Aviation Second Research Institute’s SAF Development Center, China National Aviation Fuel Group, Shanghai Airport Authority, and the […]

Read More »

After 2030, SAF will face a feedstock bottleneck

According to a report by the UK’s GreenAir News, Amsterdam-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplier SkyNRG stated in its newly released 2025 SAF Market Outlook that the world will face a serious challenge of waste oil and fat feedstock shortages after 2030. The report was jointly published by SkyNRG and global consulting firm ICF. Currently, […]

Read More »

TMD teams up with Double to enter the sustainable fuel sector

TMD Energy and its subsidiaries, headquartered in Malaysia and Singapore, are integrated marine fueling service providers engaged in ship-to-ship (STS) marine fuel transfers, vessel management services, and vessel chartering. The company has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with bioenergy firm Double Corporate Sdn Bhd to explore strategic cooperation across the EU […]

Read More »

EU announces ETS support mechanism fuel pricing details, promoting accelerated application of SAF

On May 26, the European Commission issued a Commission Notice clarifying the method for calculating the price difference between fossil jet fuel and qualified sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This initiative represents a key step in the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) to support the use of SAF. Under the previously adopted Delegated Regulation (EU) […]

Read More »

SAF feasibility study underway in India

Honeywell and NTPC Green Energy, the green energy subsidiary of India’s National Power Corporation (NTPC), have formed a partnership to advance the local production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), according to Fuel Cells Works in the UK. The project will be based on Honeywell’s eFining technology, which combines carbon dioxide emissions from thermal power plants […]

Read More »

SAF Manufacturing Facility Built Inside Pittsburgh International Airport

On May 29, Avina Synthetic Aviation Fuels announced that it will partner with Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) to build the airport’s first Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production facility. The project will utilize one of the leading Alcohol-to-Jet (AtJ) processes in the U.S. to help decarbonize the aviation industry. Avina plans to build a state-of-the-art production […]

Read More »