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New SAF platform expects US$30mn of 'immediate demand'

SAF certificates decouple the environmental benefits of sustainable aviation fuel from physical volumes.
Melodie Michel
New SAF platform could drive US$30mn of transactions
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A new platform to connect buyers and sellers of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) certificates could drive US$30 million of transactions based on “immediate demand”.

The platform, launched this week by the Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance (SABA) and called 'SAFc Connect', aims to help companies meet their aviation decarbonisation goals by connecting them with providers of SAF certificates, a market mechanism similar to renewable energy certificates for aviation fuel.

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