SAF Investor

1 week ago | safinvestor.com | Fayaz Hussain

Alder Renewables and Bioénergie AE Côte-Nord have teamed up to announce Project Avance to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from sawmill residues in Port-Cartier, Québec, Canada. The project will be one of the first biomass-to-SAF production facilities in North America with production is scheduled to begin in 2027. “Project Avance represents a pivotal moment in sustainable aviation,” said Darren Fuller, chief commercial officer, Alder Renewables.

1 week ago | safinvestor.com | Fayaz Hussain

Future Energy Global announced that it has signed a multi-year offtake agreement for the environmental attributes of 15m gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with US-based Montana Renewables. “Montana Renewables was the largest western SAF producer in 2024, with a proven track record of driving aviation emissions reduction today,” said Natasha Mann, CEO and co-founder of Future Energy Global.

1 week ago | safinvestor.com | Fayaz Hussain

UK-based Renovare Fuels announced key hirings to lead its roll-out of sustainable fuel (including sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel) projects across the UK and Europe. Michael Fishwick joins as director, while Deborah Delaney takes on the role of head of projects, with both executives bringing extensive experience in the renewable energy sector. “I’m thrilled to join Renovare Fuels, having worked closely with the team for some years,” said Fishwick.

1 week ago | safinvestor.com | Fayaz Hussain

Chicago-based United Airlines announced an investment in low carbon fuels company Twelve to transform CO2 and water into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) using renewable energy. This investment by the United Airlines Ventures Sustainable Flight Fund follows Twelve’s $83m Series C funding round and project financing for its first SAF production facility, AirPlant One, located in Moses Lake, Washington.

1 week ago | safinvestor.com | Fayaz Hussain

Energy major bp announced that it has successfully received Defence Standard from the UK Ministry of Defence for co-processing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with up to 30% renewable hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids (HEFA) feedstock concentration, a significant increase from the current limit of 5%. “Defence Standard approval for co-processing SAF is a significant milestone for the industry, and I’d like to thank our partners for their support and input in achieving this.