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Sustainable Aviation Fuel

MENA Biofuels begins Phase 1 of the UAE's first SAF production facility

Plug Power to supply electroylzers to Allied Biofuels eSAF project

Sustainable aviation fuel: Powering the future of clean air travel

Emerson’s Aspen Technology business: M. Aggarwal

Chiyoda awarded FEED contract for Taiyo Oil's SAF facility in Japan

Honeywell introduces new, innovative technology that produces low-cost, high quality renewable fuels from biomass

Honeywell has introduced a breakthrough technology that converts agricultural and forestry waste into ready-to-use renewable fuels for hard-to-abate sectors, such as the maritime industry.

Montana Renewables supplies first SAF-fueled flight at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport (U.S.)

Montana Renewables, the largest SAF producer in North America (2024), provided MSP with its first shipment of 7,000 gallons (gal) of SAF made from Minnesota-grown winter camelina.

Airbus and Cathay form co-investment partnership for scaling SAF adoption

Under the terms of the partnership, the two companies will collaborate to identify, evaluate and invest in projects that support the scaling of SAF production towards 2030 and beyond. Projects will be assessed based on their commercial viability, technology maturity, and potential for long-term offtake.

Plug Power partners with Edgewood Renewables to build renewable fuels facility in Nevada (U.S.)

The project is designed to process waste biomass feedstocks to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), renewable diesel (RD), and bio-methanol, while utilizing, within its process, renewable natural gas (RNG) and low-carbon H2.

Neste extends partnership with United Airlines to bring SAF to three major U.S. airports

Digital Feature: The evolving role of SAF in aviation’s energy transition

Decarbonizing flight will not happen overnight, but the journey for innovative pathways to create sustainable jet fuel has already taken off. The aviation sector is responsible for about 2.5% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and in the U.S., approximately 98% of aviation-related emissions result from jet fuel combustion.