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SAFs: A 30,000 Foot Perspective

Gain key insights into the future of Sustainable Aviation and SAFs. Get a comprehensive analysis of industry trends, regulations, and economic challenges.

Excerpts: SAFs: A 30,000 Foot Perspective
Chapter 6, Section 6.3, Summary:

Expanding SAF production requires clear demand signals, such as blending mandates, to attract investments. Infrastructure development through new facilities and retrofitting existing ones is crucial, supported by government grants, tax incentives, and private funding. Utilizing a diverse range of feedstocks, like MSW and agricultural residues, can overcome current limitations. Bridging the research-to-market gap is essential to advance SAF technology and production efficiencies.

“The foundation for expanding SAF production is establishing clear demand signals. “

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Image source: University of Oklahoma. University of Oklahoma Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy researcher working in a lab. OU is leading the Oklahoma Carbon Hub, an initiative to research potential carbon storage sites.

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