In June 2025, global SAF efforts advanced through new airline and airport partnerships, increased supply deals, financial investments, and strategic collaborations aimed at boosting production and accessibility, despite some policy delays and project cancellations.
- The South Korean government has postponed its SAF mandate to 2027, from the original announcement of June 2025.
- ATR, a French regional aircraft manufacturer, signed an agreement with ATOBA Energy to increase SAF adoption among airlines that operate ATR aircraft.
- The Lufthansa Group announced a partnership with Airbus to use SAF for all domestic flights taken by Airbus employees within Germany.
- 4Air, a business aviation sustainability firm, has registered ~10 million gallons of SAF since the 2021 launch of its Assure SAF Registry, a digital platform that monitors and manages SAF usage across operators and suppliers.
- Future Energy Global (FEG) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Sora Fuel, a U.S.-based renewable fuels company, to negotiate e-SAF offtake agreement.
- Phillips 66 started supplying SAF to British Airways for flights departing from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
- EcoCeres also signed a multi-year agreement to supply British Airways with SAF produced via the HEFA pathway from waste-based feedstocks such as used cooking oil (UCO).
- TTCL, a Thai engineering firm, announced the cancellation of its engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract with Bangchak Corporation for its SAF plant in Bangkok, Thailand.
- Infinium announced a partnership with HSBC, a banking and financial services company, for its Roadrunner SAF project in Reeves County, Texas.
- Petrobras plans to build biorefineries for SAF production at its Presidente Bernardes Refinery (RPBC) in Cubatão and the Boaventura Energy Complex (BEC) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
- Verso Energy, a French energy supplier, and Groupe ADP, an airport operator, signed a strategic partnership for the development of e-SAF in France.
- OMV Petrom signed a five-year agreement with Astra Bioplant, Bulgaria’s leading producer of vegetable oils, to supply pre-treated UCO as feedstock for its SAF production.
- TotalEnergies partnered with Avril, a French agricultural firm, to explore the development of intermediate crops in France for SAF production.
- Neste announced an agreement to supply ~2.5 million gallons of SAF to Amazon Air for its cargo operations at San Francisco International Airport and Ontario International Airport in California.
- Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) will form a task force to address high SAF prices and make SAF more affordable for airlines.
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