Sustainability and Environment
Report Examines SAF Viability in the UK
A soon-to-be-published report will examine why the UK has no SAF industry and what can be done to launch one.
While SAF becomes more common at some U.S. airports, the UK consumes little sustainable fuel and produces none.  (Photo: Avfuel)
While SAF becomes more common at some U.S. airports, the UK consumes little sustainable fuel and produces none. (Photo: Avfuel)

Despite the UK's status as a major air transport gateway and a leading proponent of carbon reduction, the country produces no sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and has seen very limited consumption of the product. To address the shortcoming, especially in light of the UK's declared goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, PA Consulting in partnership with aerospace industry association ADS is preparing to publish a white paper to resolve what the country can do to boost adoption of SAF.