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22-Dec-2022 2:30 AM

Are we passing a tipping point towards wider SAF adoption & movement towards true commercialisation?

Analysis

2022 has been a very good year for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Volumes of both production and purchases are building to new records, new global agreements on SAF have been made, and support programmes are being put into place.

According to ICAO's tracker of SAF offtake agreements, to the end of Nov-2022 there have been 36 SAF deals announced.

Combined, these deals represent a commitment to purchase at least 19,421.03 million litres of SAF.

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