Sustainability and Environment
Neste's Texas Deal Could Open Up SAF to Eastern U.S.
The SAF producer has acquired SAF storage space near the pipelines feeding much of the country
ONEOK's Galena Park Terminal in Houston
With the addition of more than 33 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) storage capacity in Houston, the flow of SAF to the eastern U.S. could finally be a reality. © ONEOK

Leading sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) producer Neste has signed an agreement that will give it additional terminal capacity in Houston for the blending and storage of SAF, and will open the possibility of finally bringing the flow of SAF to the Northeast U.S.

The new capacity at the ONEOK terminal provides the refiner with approximately 33.5 million gallons of volume that is directly connected to the fuel pipeline infrastructure feeding the Eastern U.S. In 2022, a demonstration proved the ability of the pipeline system to transport SAF from Texas to New York.

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