Global Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) developments in April 2024 were marked by increased airline adoption, new technology collaborations, and government policy support. Boeing and Croatia Airlines advanced SAF use through large-scale purchases and inaugural flights, while Japan Airlines launched a pilot program to convert used cooking oil into SAF.
Refinery development and policy support expanded across North America, Europe, and Asia, highlighting broader global coordination in SAF advancement, with Phillips 66, Topsoe, and Valero moving forward on major SAF projects. The U.S. Department of Treasury finalized tax credit guidelines to support SAF production, reinforcing the policy framework for aviation decarbonization.
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