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2025 December SAF Tracker highlights – #75

Global sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) activity progressed this month through key agreements, certifications, and policy moves across major regions. These developments reflect growing collaboration among airlines, energy firms, technology providers, and governments to scale SAF production and adoption worldwide. SWISS committed to sourcing synthetic SAF from Synhelion, while Shell secured a long-term offtake deal for […]

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Airlines hit a SAF green wall

With new 2% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) mandates kicking in across Europe, the UK, and China, global airlines are running into a severe supply shortage. In this brief update, Panuswee Dwivedi, Project Manager at ADI Analytics, highlights the widening gap between regulatory mandates and actual production, and how governments are scrambling to subsidize the market. […]

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Pipeline bottlenecks threaten gas market growth

ADI Analytics has released its 2026 natural gas and LNG markets outlook, recently featured in Compressor Tech 2. In this brief update, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, outlines the major growth opportunities ahead for the sector alongside the critical pipeline bottlenecks and shifting global pricing dynamics that could impact stakeholders. Key Highlights Watch the […]

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Newsletter: AI adoption reshapes chemicals industry

In the December 2025 edition of the ADI Chemicals Newsletter, we explore how AI in energy and chemicals is moving from hype to reality. Successful adoption depends on practical, bottom-up implementation rather than top-down mandates. Companies like Aramco, Suncor, and Clariant are using AI to augment operations, not replace human expertise. This edition also highlights […]

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Beyond green hydrogen: Electrolyzers as grid stabilizers

The green hydrogen dream is currently facing a difficult reality: electrolysers are expensive to build and operate, and many projects are struggling to secure the high utilization required for a bankable business case, often due to a lack of immediate, large-scale hydrogen demand. These plants have high upfront capital costs, and if they sit idle, the financial […]

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U.S. shale pioneers go global

While U.S. shale remains highly productive at home, leading pioneers are quietly exporting their technical expertise to international markets. In this brief update, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, explains why companies like Continental Resources and EOG are expanding overseas to leverage premium LNG-linked pricing and rising global gas demand. Key Highlights Watch the full […]

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Newsletter: Risks to the LNG Supercycle

The December 2025 edition of the ADI Newsletter highlights key developments shaping the global energy transition. North American LNG capacity is on track to double over the next five years, raising risks around U.S. pricing models and potential infrastructure bottlenecks. At the same time, the export of U.S. shale expertise is accelerating, with Continental Resources’ […]

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2025 November SAF Tracker highlights – #74

Global sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) activity continued to expand, driven by new partnerships, offtake agreements, logistics integrations, production milestones, and engineering contract awards across the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Asia. This month’s developments highlight growing collaboration between energy companies, airlines, logistics providers, and technology firms to strengthen SAF supply chains and adoption worldwide. […]

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Understanding carbon capture costs

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is critical for achieving global decarbonization goals and as evident from ADI’s global CCUS facilities database, the momentum continues to build across the world. However, its costs and economics vary widely depending on the industry, technology, and location. Exhibit 1 below illustrates the relationship between unit cost of carbon dioxide (CO2) […]

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Lack of certification jeopardizes EU’s SAF ambitions

Europe became the linchpin of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) adoption after the implementation of the EU’s RefuelEU Aviation regulation and the U.K.’s SAF mandate. According to these regulations, airlines are required to blend at least 2% of SAF in their fuel use starting January 1, 2025. These blending requirements will get stricter with higher targets […]

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Risks facing the LNG supercycle

North American LNG export capacity is on track to double over the next few years. While ADI Analytics remains a strong believer in this natural gas supercycle, this massive expansion is not entirely risk-free. In this brief update, Uday Turaga, CEO of ADI Analytics, breaks down the core structural, pricing, and infrastructure bottlenecks that could […]

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2025 November SAF Tracker highlights – #73

XCF Global partnered with Impact Jets to boost sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) use in private aviation, while FedEx expanded SAF adoption at key U.S. airports. Aether Fuels and Aster are developing a SAF facility in Singapore, and Eni, PETRONAS, and Euglena began building a biorefinery in Malaysia. Fluor secured a design contract for LanzaJet’s UK […]