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Our SAF works with today's engines and airport infrastructure — no modifications required. Certified, drop-in, and ready for blending.
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
SAF — Drop-In Jet Fuel
Our SAF is chemically identical to conventional Jet-A1 and blends directly into existing aircraft and airport infrastructure. No modifications required. Fully aligned with UK and EU SAF mandates, CORSIA, and government policy globally.
- Drop-in compatible — zero engine or infrastructure modifications
- UK SAF Mandate: 10% by 2030, rising to 22% by 2040
- £4.70/litre UK government buyout price — the highest fixed SAF price globally
- Qualifies for Renewable Transport Fuel Certificates (RTFC)
- CORSIA eligible — supports airline net-zero commitments worldwide
- EU ReFuelEU: 6% by 2030, 34% by 2040 — no buy-out, binding compliance
SAF buyout prices & incentives worldwide
Governments worldwide are deploying financial mechanisms to make SAF commercially viable. The UK's fixed £4.70/litre buyout remains the most generous and transparent price signal globally.
Fixed government buy-out price for every litre of SAF shortfall — the highest transparent price signal globally. Tradeable SAF certificates (RTFCs) stack on top, adding further value.
The IRA's 45Z tax credit provides production-based incentives scaled to lifecycle emissions reductions. SAF support is expected to grow as US climate policy matures and blending mandates are introduced.
ReFuelEU imposes mandatory SAF blending from 2025 with steep non-compliance penalties — creating a powerful economic driver for SAF demand. Targets rise sharply to 6% by 2030 and 34% by 2040.
Southeast Asia's first SAF levy — passengers pay a surcharge on departures which is pooled to fund centralised SAF procurement at Changi. A model expected to be adopted across the region.
Japan has committed to 10% SAF across all international departures by 2030. METI provides production subsidies and Green Innovation Fund grants, with support levels expected to increase as the mandate nears.
SAF producers earn tradeable Low Carbon Fuel Standard credits in provincial markets. The federal government launched a new Biofuels Incentive Programme in 2025, with further SAF-specific measures anticipated.