About SAF.fyi

Bringing transparency to the sustainable aviation fuel market

Our Mission

SAF.fyi is dedicated to bringing transparency and accountability to the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market. As the aviation industry works toward net-zero emissions, SAF represents one of the most promising pathways to decarbonization. Our platform tracks contracts, deliveries, and retirements to help stakeholders understand the true state of SAF adoption globally.

What is Sustainable Aviation Fuel?

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is a biofuel that can be used to power aircraft with significantly reduced lifecycle carbon emissions compared to conventional jet fuel. SAF can be made from various sustainable feedstocks including:

  • Used cooking oils and animal fats (HEFA pathway)
  • Agricultural and forestry waste (Fischer-Tropsch pathway)
  • Alcohol from sustainable sources (Alcohol-to-Jet pathway)
  • Green hydrogen and captured CO2 (Power-to-Liquid / e-SAF)

What We Track

Contracts

Purchase agreements between airlines, corporates, and SAF producers

Deliveries

Actual SAF volumes delivered against contracted commitments

Retirements

Certificate retirements and environmental attribute claims

Data Sources

Our data is compiled from multiple sources to ensure comprehensive coverage:

  • Official press releases from airlines and SAF producers
  • Registry data from RSB, ISCC, and other certification bodies
  • Regulatory filings and sustainability reports
  • Industry announcements and news sources
  • Community submissions (verified before publication)

SAF Production Pathways

HEFA

Hydroprocessed Esters and Fatty Acids - The most common pathway, using waste oils and fats

Fischer-Tropsch (FT)

Converts solid biomass or municipal waste into liquid fuels through gasification

Alcohol-to-Jet (ATJ)

Converts ethanol or other alcohols into jet fuel through chemical processes

Power-to-Liquid (e-SAF)

Uses renewable electricity to produce hydrogen, combined with captured CO2

Get Involved

Have data to contribute? Found an error? Want to collaborate? We welcome contributions from the SAF community to help make this resource more comprehensive and accurate.