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The Importance of U.S. Ethanol Engagement within A Competitive Global SAF Market

American Carbon Alliance member, the U.S. Grains Council, was recently highlighted in an Ethanol Producer magazine article.

BY Mackenzie Boubin

With the acceleration of decarbonization efforts, the aviation sector is seeking solutions like sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to decrease greenhouse gas emissions. The U.S. Grains Council is responding by ramping up efforts and engagement within the global aviation community to advocate for U.S. industry access.

Total jet fuel demand, including SAF, is at 101 billion gallons and is expected to reach 136 billion gallons by 2035. SAF is estimated to displace 9% of worldwide jet fuel demand by 2035, or around 13 billion gallons.

Within this significant expansion of demand, alcohol-to-jet is projected to become the second most predominant production pathway internationally, driven by a surge in investments and building of ATJ facilities that is supported by the SAF policy targets set and by complimentary international airlines and airport commitments.

Read the full article here: ETHANOL PRODUCER MAGAZINE

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