SAF News
Loganair and ClimaHtech Green Flight today announced a 15-year sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) offtake agreement, supporting the long-term decarbonisation of regional aviation in the UK.
Under the agreement, Loganair intends to offtake SAF for a period of 15 years. The SAF will be produced using ClimaHtech Green Flight’s advanced technology pathways.
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HutanBio has entered into a strategic memorandum of understanding with Oman’s Utopia World Investment (UWI) to support the growth of a sustainable fuels sector in Oman.
Utopia is a majority shareholder in Wakud International which owns and operates Oman’s first dedicated biodiesel refinery. The collaboration seeks to develop and scale next-generation sustainable biofuel production to address…
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Firefly has signed a partnership deal with Turkish engineering firm Altaca, providing key technology for the firm’s planned UK facility.
The Bristol-based developer — which uses treated human sewage (biosolids) as a feedstock —now possesses all the necessary components to scale production and lead the effort to decarbonise the aviation industry.
Under the terms of the agreement, Altaca…
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DHL Express and Dubai-based next generation SAF developer SAF One signed a landmark offtake agreement, bringing the first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility in the Middle East into DHL's global SAF supply network.
Under the agreement and as a key customer for the facility, DHL Express will receive long term access to 25,000 metric tons of unblended (neat) SAF per year - a total…
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velia, the blockchain‑powered book‑and‑claim platform accelerating the scale‑up of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), has announced the creation of the Avelia Multilateral Governance Committee (AMGC).
Avelia was launched in 2022 by Shell Aviation with American Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT), Accenture and Energy Web Foundation.
The new committee marks a major step in Avelia’s…
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SWISS has concluded a new collaboration with the Swiss-based Metafuels SAF technology company.
The partners aim to jointly promote the development and scaling-up of viable SAF solutions. The collaboration should help SWISS secure long-term access to synthetic fuels and make further progress towards lower-emissions aviation, while also investing in Switzerland as an innovation hub.
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North Sea Port has announced that LanzaTech Global has selected North Sea Port, Ghent, Belgium, as the permanent site for what will be Europe’s first commercial-scale alcohol-to-jet (ATJ) Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) facility using the LanzaJet™ ATJ Process.
LanzaTech has simultaneously confirmed the imminent submission of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) scoping notification…
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The United States exported around 20% of its renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) during the second half of last year, reflecting both rising domestic production and growing international demand for low‑carbon fuels.
This shift highlights the country’s expanding role in the global renewable fuels market, as well as the increasing appetite among foreign buyers seeking to meet…
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Jet Zero Australia has successfully completed the feasibility study for Project Mandala.
This represents a further milestone in the company’s Australian biorefinery development strategy following the advancement of its flagship Project Ulysses in Townsville, a world-leading alcohol-to-jet (AtJ) biorefinery, which is now in the final stages of Front End Engineering and Design (FEED).
Located…
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Changing travel habits, increased air cargo traffic and growth in emerging markets are increasing demand for air travel, and, therefore, jet fuel, year on year.
Demand has already caught up with the pre-pandemic levels last year and this will continue growing until at least 2050.
This demand means that many governments are turning to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) that meets the…
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BDI-BioEnergy International and Ghent Renewables have successfully commissioned an industry-leading feedstock pretreatment plant at North Sea Port in Ghent.
The jointly realised facility marks a major milestone in advancing the processing of complex waste streams into high-quality raw feedstock for renewable fuels.
The project highlights the strong partnership between BDI and Ghent Renewables,…
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The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Dongguan Municipal Government have agreed to deepen strategic cooperation to develop the Greater Bay Area’s first full sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply chain.
Under the Hong Kong SAR Government’s leadership, EcoCeres – a Hong Kong‑incubated producer of sustainable fuels – has signed an Investment Letter of…
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Sasol has reached a major milestone in South Africa’s energy and industrial transition, with Natref becoming the first refinery in Africa to achieve product sustainability certification for key fuels production pathways, alongside certified sustainable chemicals production at Secunda Operations.
The milestone follows the successful completion of an International Sustainability and Carbon…
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Lummus Technology has taken a major step in the global rollout of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) solutions after GPS Renewables selected its ethanol‑to‑jet (ETJ) technology for National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) flagship project at Pudimadaka, Andhra Pradesh.
The deal marks the first commercial licence for Lummus’ integrated ETJ platform and will support the development of…
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Spain’s Repsol is preparing to raise jet fuel output by 15–20% in response to mounting supply disruptions caused by the Iran war, which has unsettled global energy markets and tightened aviation fuel availability.
The company confirmed the plan as it posted a 57% rise in first‑quarter adjusted net profit to €873 million, supported by surging refining margins even as earnings fell…
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The Renewable Transport Fuel Association (RTFA) has urged the UK Government to amend its SAF mandate to allow crop‑based British bioethanol to qualify as an eligible feedstock.
RTFA argues that domestic bioethanol is no longer required for road‑fuel decarbonisation due to tariff‑free US imports displacing UK supply.
The organisation states that this creates an opportunity for British…
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