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Metafuels targets airline eSAF supply from 2030 after opening demonstration plant

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Swiss methanol-to-jet fuel producer Metafuels plans to supply airlines with eSAF from 2030 and develop multiple production plants after successfully opening its first demonstration facility. Its chief executive says SAF mandates are effective and that production costs should decline as the industry scales.

Discovered 2026-08-25T09:20:32.609777-07:00 | 2026-08-25T09:20:32.609777-07:00

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  • Metafuels’ planned 2030 airline supply marks a potential new source of eSAF as carriers face increasing pressure to meet sustainable aviation fuel requirements.
  • The company’s strategy depends on moving beyond its first demonstration facility to multiple plants, making scale-up and cost reduction central to commercial viability.
  • Metafuels’ view that mandates will drive demand provides an industry signal on the policy support and market conditions needed for eSAF investment.

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