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Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Fuelling the Future

Key Takeaways
  • Countries propose or implement SAF blending mandates.
  • SAF supply struggles to meet demand.
  • EU and UK offer financial support mechanisms.
  • Certification and feedstock constraints pose challenges.
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Strategic Implications

The global push for SAF may indicate a significant shift in the aviation industry's approach to sustainability, which could lead to increased investment in cleaner fuels and reduced dependence on conventional fuels. However, the current shortfall in SAF supply suggests that meeting global targets may be challenging, and the industry may need to accelerate investment in essential infrastructure and incentives.

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What Happened

Global Mandates Drive Demand for Cleaner Jet Fuel

The sustainable aviation fuel sector is at an inflection point, with countries around the world proposing or implementing SAF blending mandates, voluntary blending programmes, or tax and subsidy incentives. The European Union and the United Kingdom are leading the charge, with the EU’s ReFuel EU Aviation Regulation and the UK’s SAF Mandate aiming to increase SAF use in the coming years. However, SAF supply is struggling to meet demand, and certification and feedstock constraints pose significant challenges. This article was first reported by Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP.

Source | Originally Published: August 18, 2026

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Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Fuelling the Future

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Key Takeaways
  • Countries propose or implement SAF blending mandates.
  • SAF supply struggles to meet demand.
  • EU and UK offer financial support mechanisms.
  • Certification and feedstock constraints pose challenges.
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Strategic Implications

The global push for SAF may indicate a significant shift in the aviation industry's approach to sustainability, which could lead to increased investment in cleaner fuels and reduced dependence on conventional fuels. However, the current shortfall in SAF supply suggests that meeting global targets may be challenging, and the industry may need to accelerate investment in essential infrastructure and incentives.

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What Happened

Global Mandates Drive Demand for Cleaner Jet Fuel

The sustainable aviation fuel sector is at an inflection point, with countries around the world proposing or implementing SAF blending mandates, voluntary blending programmes, or tax and subsidy incentives. The European Union and the United Kingdom are leading the charge, with the EU’s ReFuel EU Aviation Regulation and the UK’s SAF Mandate aiming to increase SAF use in the coming years. However, SAF supply is struggling to meet demand, and certification and feedstock constraints pose significant challenges. This article was first reported by Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP.

Source | Originally Published: August 18, 2026

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