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  • Four people hold a Project Kings Road sign with the ETFuels name beside a Q8 Aviation banner, marking ETFuels' selection as proposed e-SAF supplier
    Image Source: ETFuels

    News · Economics & Investment

    After DEZiR, Q8Aviation Picks a Humber eSAF Plant — Binding Terms Are the Next Test

    Q8Aviation has selected ETFuels as a proposed long-term eSAF supplier from Project Kings Road Humber, a planned 70,000-tonne-a-year methanol-to-jet plant at the Port of Immingham, and the two are negotiating a binding offtake. No volume, price or term has been disclosed, and the project, still at front-end engineering design, has not reached a final investment decision.

    13 October 20263 MIN READ

  • Ground worker on a stepladder connects a fuel hose under the wing of a Boeing 737 during refuelling on an airport apron
    Image Source: Wikimedia Commons / Dylan Agbagni (CC0), resized

    News · Policy & Regulation

    Same ReFuelEU Rules, Clearer Paperwork in EASA’s Manual v2.2

    EASA published version 2.2 of its ReFuelEU Aviation reporting manual for airlines and verifiers on 12 October 2026; it calls the changes minor clarifications, and the Regulation’s 31 March reporting deadline is unchanged. The guidance defines three verification opinions, makes the supplier VAT field explicitly optional and adds annexes on supporting evidence.

    13 October 20263 MIN READ

  • IndianOil Aviation tanker truck on the apron at Mumbai airport in June 2010, a conventional jet fuel operation; the photo does not show SAF.
    Image Source: Wikimedia Commons / Prateek Karandikar (CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped)

    News · Policy & Regulation

    52% Ready for SAF — India’s Gap Is Buyers and Finance, Not Feedstock Volume

    A Boeing-funded assessment by the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials rates India 52% ready to scale SAF, with feedstock at 78% and market demand at 30%. It finds the 2027–2030 blending targets indicative, international-only and not yet backed by binding offtake or SAF-specific finance.

    4 October 20263 MIN READ

  • Generated illustration of an unbranded aircraft and fuel truck on a tropical airport apron.
    Image Source: SAF Path

    News · Regional Markets

    48 Members, Next Step Contracts: Green Fuel Forward Builds Asia’s SAF Buying Platform

    Green Fuel Forward’s 48-member alliance adds procurement expertise, but contracted volumes and certificate accounting remain the next tests.

    24 September 20263 MIN READ

  • Company photograph accompanying Jet Zero Australia’s September 7, 2026 funding announcement. Image: Jet Zero Australia.
    Image Source: Jet Zero Australia

    News · Economics & Investment

    A$30 Million Takes Project Ulysses Toward FID

    Jet Zero’s new funding will advance engineering for its Townsville SAF and renewable-diesel project. Development approval is secured; FID remains ahead.

    13 September 20262 MIN READ

  • Dreamscape garden at Changi Airport Terminal 2. Archive image supplied in 2023. Image: Changi Airport Group.
    Image Source: Changi Airport Group (archive, 2023)

    News · Policy & Regulation

    Singapore’s SAF Levy Starts With Passengers. Cargo Gets Another Year.

    Singapore confirms its passenger SAF levy timetable and delays cargo collection. SAFCo will allocate emissions attributes separately from the physical fuel.

    13 September 20262 MIN READ

  • €15 Billion in Allowances: Brussels Puts Ten Times More ETS Money Behind SAF
    Image Source: SAF Path

    News · Policy & Regulation

    €15 Billion in Allowances: Brussels Puts Ten Times More ETS Money Behind SAF

    Brussels adopted its EU ETS revision on 17 July, extending aviation carbon pricing to departures within 5,000 km from 2029 and reserving roughly €15 billion of allowances for SAF through 2040 — a tenfold increase on the current scheme.

    6 August 20264 MIN READ

  • The UK Won't Ring-Fence e-SAF — and the DfT's Own Numbers Show What That Costs
    Image Source: SAF Path

    News · Economics & Investment

    The UK Won't Ring-Fence e-SAF — and the DfT's Own Numbers Show What That Costs

    DfT's RCM allocation strategy sizes Round 1 at 230,000 tonnes a year with contracts awarded from Q4 2028, and refuses a power-to-liquid ring-fence — against modelled e-SAF strike prices of £6,700 to £8,900 a tonne.

    6 August 20264 MIN READ

  • Brussels Clears €290M for Dutch SAF — and Deliberately Locks HEFA Out
    Image Source: SAF Path

    News · Economics & Investment

    Brussels Clears €290M for Dutch SAF — and Deliberately Locks HEFA Out

    Brussels approved €290 million of Dutch SAF aid, the first clearance under the Clean Industrial Deal framework — backing advanced bio-SAF and e-SAF while deliberately excluding HEFA, for about 285,000 tonnes a year of capacity.

    6 August 20264 MIN READ

  • Alfanar's Teesside SAF Refinery Clears FEED — FID Still 18 Months Out, Production in 2032
    Image Source: SAF Path

    News · Emerging Technologies

    Alfanar's Teesside SAF Refinery Clears FEED — FID Still 18 Months Out, Production in 2032

    Worley has completed FEED on Alfanar's £2 billion Teesside SAF refinery — 180 million litres a year from biomass residues, and the first European Fischer-Tropsch SAF plant to reach execution-ready design. FID is still targeted for Q4 2027.

    6 July 20264 MIN READ

  • IBA: Expanding EU ETS to All EEA Departures Would More Than Double Aviation Coverage and Hit KLM Hardest
    Image Source: IBA

    News · Airlines & Industry

    IBA: Expanding EU ETS to All EEA Departures Would More Than Double Aviation Coverage and Hit KLM Hardest

    IBA models the EU ETS expansion options and finds extending to all EEA departures would more than double aviation coverage, with KLM most exposed.

    29 June 20263 MIN READ

  • UK Cracks Open the SAF Mandate: DfT Tests HEFA Cap and PtL Obligation Before They Bind
    Image Source: UK Department for Transport

    News · Economics & Investment

    UK Cracks Open the SAF Mandate: DfT Tests HEFA Cap and PtL Obligation Before They Bind

    UK DfT opens a SAF Mandate Call for Evidence asking industry whether the HEFA cap and PtL obligation can hold once binding supply pressures arrive in 2027-2028.

    29 June 20263 MIN READ

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