Global efforts toward Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) continued in February 2025, marked by new partnerships, production milestones, and government support despite some market adjustments. Southwest Airlines reduced its SAF commitment, while Air Products and World Energy advanced refinery expansion plans in the U.S. Haffner Energy and Alexion signed long-term offtake agreements, expanding SAF integration across aviation and logistics.
Project development gained momentum across major regions. New Rise Renewables began commercial production in Nevada, while OMV and Verso Energy launched large-scale SAF projects in Brazil and Finland. In Asia Pacific, Cosmo Oil and ENEOS Corporation announced new SAF facilities, and FatHopes Energy partnered with Topsoe to explore feedstock conversion.
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