• A bipartisan bill aims to restore and extend a key federal incentive for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
• The Securing America's Fuels Act would reinstate the higher SAF-specific rate within the Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit.
• The bill would provide a tax credit of $1.75 per gallon for qualifying producers.
• The credit would be extended through 2033.
• Supporters say the measure offers long-term clarity for producers to resume construction and expansion plans.

This development may suggest that policymakers are taking steps to address the challenges facing the sustainable aviation fuel sector, which has been impacted by shifting policy. The extension of the tax credit could indicate a commitment to supporting the growth of SAF production, which is critical for the aviation industry's decarbonization efforts. However, it remains to be seen whether the measure will be sufficient to address the sector's limitations, including supply constraints and high production costs.