The first-ever SAFTAs took place at the Sustainable Aviation Futures Congress, bringing the industry together for an evening dedicated to driving real progress in sustainable aviation. We are delighted to share this year’s winners! Congratulations to all of our winners, and to every finalist helping to move the industry forward.

Alongside the main congress programme, we took time with leading experts from across the SAF and aviation decarbonisation value chain for a series of focused insight interviews. Watch for expert reflections on what comes next for SAF, eSAF and aviation decarbonisation.

Brazil is positioning itself as a future global SAF hub through an emissions-based mandate focused on lifecycle carbon reductions rather than fixed blending targets. This article from ApexBrasil explores how Brazil’s flexible policy framework, combined with its government-backed CS-SAF book & claim system, could accelerate SAF market development, improve supply chain efficiency, and support global aviation decarbonisation efforts.

Producers say sustainable aviation fuel production could enhance energy security by creating local feedstock sources, though divergent global incentives risk complicating project economics and investment decisions. Read on to learn more...

Producers say sustainable aviation fuel production could enhance energy security by creating local feedstock sources, though divergent global incentives risk complicating project economics and investment decisions. Read on to learn more...

European SAF producers could face margin pressure through 2029 as new capacity outpaces mandate-driven demand. With imported supply growing and Neste’s Rotterdam expansion alone set to meet much of EU demand, Barclays warns oversupply may weigh on prices and producer economics.

Ahead of the judging phase of the inaugural SAFTAs, we asked our expert judges a simple set of questions: what’s exciting them most in the sector right now, why these awards matter at this moment, and what “credible progress” looks like.

The EU could be entirely free of fossil fuels by 2046 - replaced by renewable alternatives. That is a central finding of a new study by the eFuel Alliance and Porsche Consulting, which assesses the potential of eFuels across the European transport sector. Read on to learn more...

A perennial challenge in the SAF world is the mismatch between project developers looking for long-term revenue certainty and offtakers not wanting to commit beyond the short term. There’s discussion about how policymakers can bring certainty via revenue certainty mechanisms and double-sided auctions, but there is also plenty to learn from other industries. Read on to learn more...

This 60 minute webinar covered the developments in Brazil, Chile, Colombia and the wider Latin American region. Our expert panel discussed prospects for SAF scale up in Latin America; analysis of the most exciting feedstock opportunities; upcoming active and potential SAF mandates; positioning Latin America as a global SAF supply hub.

This report, by SAF LATAM silver sponsor AFRY, maps why Brazil could become a post-2030 SAF powerhouse: rising aviation demand, looming global supply gaps, and Brazil’s unique feedstock and renewable power advantages. It compares HEFA, ATJ, BtL and PtL pathways, outlines policy signals from 2027, and highlights real projects, costs, and actions to unlock investment now.

If sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is the bridge to aviation’s net-zero future, feedstocks are the pavement. Latin America is in a particularly exciting position to provide, with mature biofuel industries, strong agricultural supply chains, and the land, climate, and technical capability to diversify into multiple SAF pathways. Read on to learn more...

European SAF prices have risen amid Middle East conflict-driven supply pressures, but conventional jet fuel has surged faster, narrowing SAF’s premium. With freight costs climbing and Europe increasingly reliant on imported SAF, the article explores how geopolitical volatility is reshaping fuel economics, trade flows, and near-term market dynamics.

Historically, policy support for biofuels in the United States has come in the form of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), however, passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) in 2025 resulted in decidedly mixed outcomes for biofuels growth in the near future. Read on to learn how SAF is still supported, and what comes next...