From feasibility to an implementable project.
The SAF challenge does not end with identifying a technology or feedstock. Production, certification, demand, pricing, contracts, airport logistics and regulation must all connect.
Discuss a SAF projectA technically viable plant is not necessarily a commercially viable project.
Implementation requires answering who produces, who buys, what volume is committed, how the price is set, how the product reaches the airport, how the environmental attribute is managed, and what conditions make the project bankable.
Where we add value
Demand
- Consumption
- Airlines
- Airports
- Routes
- Scenarios
- Adoption potential
Procurement & offtake
- Purchasing strategy
- Contractual structures
- Volume commitments
- Pricing
- Offtake mechanisms
Supply chain
- Production or import
- Storage
- Blending
- Logistics
- Airport delivery
- Operational continuity
CORSIA & sustainability
- Traceability
- Environmental attributes
- Information processes
- Eligibility and operational requirements
- Coordination with certification specialists
Implementation
- Business case
- Stakeholders
- Pilot design
- Roadmap
- Responsibilities
- Next steps
SAF projects require complementary capabilities.
Aerocombustibles focuses its contribution on demand, procurement, commercial structures, aviation fuel supply chain, airport operations, CORSIA and project development. Specialised pathway, process engineering, LCA and certification analyses may be developed alongside technical, academic or regulatory partners according to project scope.
Are you evaluating a SAF initiative?
We can help structure the commercial and operational dimension and identify what additional capabilities the project needs.