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.
SAFs consistently cost 2-4 times more than conventional jet fuel, significantly impacting airlines’ operating costs. Factors like land use, feedstock availability, and lifecycle emissions influence SAF costs. As new production methods diversify feedstocks and scale up, costs may decrease, narrowing the price gap.
“The SAF industry is still developing, with the current leading technology, HEFA, dependent on a supply of used oils that are both in high demand and costly, leading to limited SAF availability and higher prices.”
Presented by University of Texas Dallas
Sustainability Strategy and Management in Aviation
Earn a 2-Day Professional Certificate at UTD
Dates: February 6-7, 2025
Location: UTD Executive Education Center