In April 2025, SAF adoption continued its expansion through diverse initiatives across the aviation industry.
- EVA Air, a Taiwanese airline, signed offtake agreements with three major SAF suppliers to begin using SAF at its key hubs in North America, Japan, and Taiwan, starting in Q2 2025.
- Another Taiwanese airline, Starlux Airlines, signed an offtake agreement with Cosmo Oil Marketing to purchase SAF for flights departing from Kobe Airport, Japan.
- CPC Corporation, a Taiwanese petroleum company, started supplying SAF domestically for the first time.
- EasyJet, a British low-cost airline, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ATOBA Energy, a French SAF producer, and Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) to establish long-term SAF supply for its operations in the U.K. and Europe.
- Wizz Air, a Hungarian low-cost airline, announced plans to increase the use of SAF to achieve a ~53% reduction in emissions according to its net-zero roadmap “Flying Towards Net Zero” by 2050.
- TotalEnergies announced plans to restructure its petrochemical operations in Antwerp, Belgium to produce ~17 million gallons of SAF annually.
- NTPC Green Energy, an Indian power generation company, signed an MoU with Honeywell to study the feasibility of producing e-SAF in India.NTPC Green Energy, an Indian power generation company, signed an MoU with Honeywell to study the feasibility of producing e-SAF in India.
- Heritage Aviation, a U.S.-based fixed-base operator (FBO), is partnering with Avfuel Corporation to begin SAF supply at the Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport (KBTV) in Vermont, U.S.
- Mabanaft, a German energy company, expanded its SAF supply operations at Frankfurt Airport to deliver ~0.33 million gallons of SAF starting in 2025.
- Sumitomo Forestry, a Japanese logging company, signed an agreement with Rengo Cohave, a Japanese packaging company, to explore SAF production using wood-derived bioethanol.
- Repsol and Bunge, a global agribusiness company, announced the successful incorporation of camelina and sunflower oils to be used as feedstock for the production of SAF.
- Zhejiang Jianglan, a Chinese bioenergy company, selected Topsoe’s proprietary technology for its SAF production facility in Zhoushan City, Zhejiang, China.
- Avioxx, a U.K.-based SAF company, made a significant breakthrough in improving energy efficiency to produce SAF with waste-derived syngas using proprietary technology from SolydEra, an Italian firm.
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