
Promoting the production and use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) is one of the most effective pathways to decarbonize aviation. SAF can reduce up to 80% of lifecycle CO₂ emissions compared to conventional jet fuel, depending on the feedstock and production pathway. Produced from renewable sources such as biomass, waste oils, and agricultural residues, SAF offers a technically viable alternative compatible with existing aircraft engines and airport infrastructure.
This panel will explore the barriers and pathways to building a robust international SAF market, emphasizing solutions that combine technological innovation, financial instruments, regulatory coherence, and international cooperation to make SAF a cornerstone of global aviation decarbonization.
Speakers
Venue : COP30 – Blue Zone – Brazilian Sustainable Transportation Pavilion (PV-B26)