Global Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) adoption gained further momentum in March 2025, driven by new airline procurements, production projects, and policy developments. United Airlines, Mercedes-Benz, and eBay advanced SAF use through major procurement agreements and logistics partnerships, while Taiyo Oil and SK Energy announced new refinery and supply plans in Japan and South Korea.
The sector also saw progress in production expansion and regional collaboration. Phillips 66 and Natural Resources Canada advanced renewable fuel programs, while Hanshin Electric Railway and Sinopec launched SAF initiatives in Asia Pacific. Legislative efforts in the U.S., including the State of Minnesota’s SAF tax credit extension, further underscored growing government support and the aviation industry’s ongoing transition toward cleaner fuel solutions.
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