Sustainability and Environment
U.S. SAF Market To Hit $7 Billion by 2030
Study predicts a nearly sevenfold growth
Air Company pilot facility in Brooklyn, NY
Over the next five years, the MarketsandMarkets report on sustainable aviation fuel production in the U.S. predicts that the power-to-liquid segment—as demonstrated by Airco’s (formerly Air Company) pilot production facility in Brooklyn, New York—will see the highest growth rate. © Curt Epstein/AIN

A new report predicts the U.S. sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market will grow to a value of $6.97 billion by the end of the decade. The study by management consultancy MarketsandMarkets appraised the value of the SAF market last year at under a billion dollars.

There are several processes for SAF production, including biofuels (using organic feedstocks, such as waste fats and oils), power-to-liquid (utilizing renewable electricity to produce SAF from synthesized “green” hydrogen and atmospheric carbon dioxide), and gas-to-liquid (converting natural gas to SAF).

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