To meet aviation's ambitious 2050 net-zero target, we must look beyond incremental improvements and focus on solutions with the potential to scale globally, cost-effectively, and sustainably. Aether Fuels believe this means developing the next generation of SAF projects that can utilize a variety of different waste carbon feedstocks, scalable, and are economical. 

Across the US, we’ve seen positive intent for scaling SAF. The SAF Grand Challenge still stands, where the DOE, DOT, and USDA have set goals to reduce the cost, enhance energy security, and expand the production and use of SAF. So, the ambition is there—but is the action? Read on for more...

As the aviation sector increases its commitment to net zero targets, SAF continues to take centre stage. The industry agrees that scaling SAF is essential, but many overlook the force that determines whether SAF is reliable: testing. For an industry moving at a rapid pace, confidence in product quality and sustainability is no longer optional. Read on to discover why that confidence begins with feedstocks...

As the aviation sector increases its commitment to net zero targets, SAF continues to take centre stage. The industry agrees that scaling SAF is essential, but many overlook the force that determines whether SAF is reliable: testing. For an industry moving at a rapid pace, confidence in product quality and sustainability is no longer optional. Read on to discover why that confidence begins with feedstocks...

The global transition to sustainable aviation is, in many ways, a story about applied innovation: how effectively the industry can turn its net zero ambitions into tangible results; how quickly societies can succeed at converting policy into long-term investment. The data reflect what many observers in the region already know intuitively — that Asia’s most successful economies are defined not by short bursts of innovation, but by an enduring culture of focus, competence, and long-term intent.

In this webinar recording, our expert panel explores how APAC can leverage geography, feedstocks and market demand to establish SAF supply corridors, transparency and credibility in SAF markets how airlines, producers, investors and policymakers in Asia Pacific can work with Europe and North America to create alignment, and more.

Produced in partnership with SimpliFlying, this deep-dive report explores APAC's importance in the SAF market: it is both one of the largest aviation growth markets and a region with vast feedstock resources. In 2025, APAC stands at a crossroads where it can transform from a passive consumer of others' SAF into an active producer and leader in sustainable fuel. Read the full report for more…

As the aviation industry races to meet net zero targets, SAF remains the most viable near-term solution. But the sector’s reliance on a narrow set of feedstocks is creating bottlenecks that threaten scalability. Presented in partnership with Future Energy Global, PA Consulting’s latest report, Out of the Fryer, offers a timely analysis of alternative feedstocks.

Home to 60% of the world’s population, the APAC region is currently experiencing the fastest passenger traffic growth in the world. To meet the rising demand for flight in the APAC region, all stakeholders must commit to investing in the growth of existing SAF production, developing local production and supporting government SAF mandates.

The Asia–Pacific aviation market is expanding at breakneck speed. Rising middle classes, booming intra-regional tourism, and surging freight demand all point to more flights, bigger hubs, and rising emissions. With credible mandates, bankable finance mechanisms, and cooperative regional frameworks, Asia–Pacific can grow and decarbonize simultaneously.

Emerging sustainable fuel technologies, are complex systems vital for meeting global clean fuel demands. Despite their potential, commercial deployment remains challenging, with many high-profile projects struggling to scale. Siemens addresses this by leveraging its Digital Process Twin, read on to learn more...