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Report: Australia has sufficient SAF feedstock to meet 2030 needs as domestic production capacity is still being developed

A report says Australia currently has enough sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) feedstock to cover projected 2030 demand. The assessment also notes the country is only beginning to develop the domestic production capacity needed to convert that feedstock into SAF at scale.

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2026-07-13T10:59:10.061567-07:00

Reuters

Boeing ties up Indonesia’s Pertamina on SAF ecosystem; expands Ethiopia innovation-center partnership

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2026-07-08T21:45:26.611623-07:00

Air Data News

ATR urges EU to strengthen incentives for sustainable aviation fuel to cut emissions in regional aviation

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2026-06-16T06:21:30.364114-07:00

FlightGlobal

UK launches £219m Low Carbon Fuels Fund to scale sustainable aviation fuel production amid supply-constrained SAF outlook

6 Sources

2026-06-17T10:18:55.784902-07:00

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AINonline

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Report: Australia has sufficient SAF feedstock to meet 2030 needs as domestic production capacity is still being developed A report says Australia currently has enough sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) feedstock to cover projected 2030 demand. The assessment also notes the country is only beginning to develop the domestic production capacity needed to convert that feedstock into SAF at scale.

2026-07-13T10:59:10.061567-07:00

Report: Australia has sufficient SAF feedstock to meet 2030 needs as domestic production capacity is still being developed

AeroTime

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AAPA’s new chief on fuel crisis, SAF and the path forward

2026-07-09T20:15:37.870886-07:00

AAPA’s new chief on fuel crisi

Reuters

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Boeing ties up Indonesia’s Pertamina on SAF ecosystem; expands Ethiopia innovation-center partnership Boeing signed memorandums with Indonesia’s state energy firm Pertamina to explore building a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry ecosystem, with the partners also discussing the role of kitchen-waste feedstocks. Separately, Boeing agreed with Bahir Dar University in Ethiopia to establish an Aviation Innovation Center at the institute of technology, its second Ethiopian university support in four months.

2026-07-08T21:45:26.611623-07:00

Boeing ties up Indonesia’s Pertamina on SAF ecosystem; expands Ethiopia innovation-center partnership

AINonline

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EBAA backs SAF book-and-claim push that could extend eligibility to non-EU airports The African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA/EBAA) praised an “encouraging direction” in ongoing lobbying efforts around SAF book-and-claim, saying it could broaden the scheme’s coverage beyond EU airports. The development is positioned as a potential unlock for business aviation sustainability accounting and compliance planning.

2026-06-25T06:41:32.923941-07:00

EBAA backs SAF book-and-claim push that could extend eligibility to non-EU airports

FlightGlobal

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Syntholene builds Iceland geothermal demo to validate eSAF concept; targets 70% eSAF cost cuts Syntholene says it has constructed a geothermal demonstration facility in Iceland to prove its eSAF approach and drive down production costs. The start-up’s stated goal is to cut eSAF costs by 70%, positioning aviation net-zero as still “achievable.”

2026-06-22T03:25:07.765523-07:00

Syntholene builds Iceland geothermal demo to validate eSAF concept; targets 70% eSAF cost cuts

Leeham News

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IATA flags sluggish SAF scale-up: production volumes remain disappointing five years after 2050 net-zero pledge Five years after IATA member airlines committed to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, the industry is still seeing only slow increases in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) output. IATA says SAF production—the key enabling input—has not yet matched the momentum implied by the net-zero pathway.

2026-06-20T00:27:37.979131-07:00

IATA flags sluggish SAF scale-up: production volumes remain disappointing five years after 2050 net-zero pledge

FlightGlobal

6 sources

UK launches £219m Low Carbon Fuels Fund to scale sustainable aviation fuel production amid supply-constrained SAF outlook The UK government has unveiled a £219m Low Carbon Fuels Fund (LCFF) to accelerate domestic sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, with £93m available immediately for applications from mid-July. Airlines’ response highlights concerns that advanced SAF supply remains uncertain and must align with global availability.

2026-06-17T10:18:55.784902-07:00

UK launches £219m Low Carbon Fuels Fund to scale sustainable aviation fuel production amid supply-constrained SAF outlook

AINonline

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Air bp marks 100 years of aircraft refueling service (since 1926), supporting global fuel supply and SAF transition Air bp is celebrating its centenary, noting it has supplied aviation fuel since pioneering in- (into-plane) refueling services in 1926. The company says it distributes about 6,600 million gallons annually into the aerocommercial market and highlights recent focus on SAF.

2026-06-16T09:02:40.765882-07:00

Air bp marks 100 years of aircraft refueling service (since 1926), supporting global fuel supply and SAF transition

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