Phillips 66 launches new environmental attributes portal

Phillips 66 launches new environmental attributes portal

Phillips 66, one of the largest refiners in the United States and a leading supplier of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) has announced the launch of the Phillips 66 Environmental Attributes Portal.
The online platform simplifies access to SAF environmental attributes for companies seeking to advance their business travel and upstream transportation decarbonisation goals.
Through a book-and-claim model, businesses can access the environmental attributes generated through the production and use of SAF, even when the physical SAF is not available where they operate.
The Phillips 66 Environmental Attributes Portal enables businesses to purchase these attributes directly from a leading SAF producer, bringing greater transparency and confidence to each transaction.
With no minimum purchase requirements, businesses can select their desired SAF environmental attributes and complete their purchase using flexible payment pathways, including credit cards. Upon purchase, customers receive an Environmental Attribute Document summarising the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions reduction associated with their purchases. This documentation can help support their internal analysis and emissions reporting.
The new portal also builds on Phillips 66's broader efforts to expand its SAF solutions through industry collaboration. In 2026, Phillips 66 announced an agreement with Chooose to integrate its technology platform into existing SAF processes, helping streamline SAF fuel delivery, distribution and documentation.
“Businesses want to make progress in reducing their carbon footprint, but navigating available solutions isn't always straightforward,” said Sunny Lopez, senior director of aviation and sustainable fuel sales, Phillips 66.
“With this portal, we've drawn on our experience across the SAF value chain, from feedstock sourcing and production to fuel delivery, to make purchasing environmental attributes easier and help businesses advance their decarbonisation goals.”

 





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