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Project Atlas has been selected as the winner of the Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance (SABA) next-generation SAF procurement -- competing against more than a dozen competing advanced biofuel and eSAF projects. SABA's procurement is a rigorous process where projects are evaluated against technical, environmental, financial, and operational criteria. Infinium submitted alongside American Airlines, who will serve as the end-use airline and take physical delivery of the eSAF. SABA's model aggregates voluntary corporate demand to support long-term, bankable offtake -- the kind of commercial foundation that moves a project from development into finance. For Project Atlas, this is a critical step forward. Project Atlas is designed to produce approximately 100,000 metric tons of eSAF annually at 95% carbon intensity reduction compared to fossil jet fuel. Initial production expected by 2029. Read full release: https://lnkd.in/g7xaCpdk #eSAF #SustainableAviation #ProjectAtlas #SAF #eFuels #InfiniumEnergy

Your SAF strategy isn’t defined in 2030. It’s defined by decisions made now. Demand rises. Options narrow. Outcomes diverge. Explore the timeline shaping SAF access and cost: https://lnkd.in/gfkth5Ni

By 2030, SAF demand won’t be the issue. Availability will be. Supply is already being secured. Late procurement often means higher premiums and less flexibility. The airlines planning today are protecting tomorrow’s cost structure. Understand what early action changes.

Net-zero commitments are public. Execution pathways are not. Without early SAF planning, climate targets become harder (and more expensive) to deliver. Understand what early supply strategy changes.

In a constrained SAF market, timing is strategy. Early movers secure allocation and pricing stability. Late movers compete for what’s left. The leaders of net-zero flight are acting now. Explore what waiting could cost.

2030 is closer than it looks. Every airline will need SAF, but not every airline will secure supply on favorable terms. The decisions being made today will shape cost structure, credibility, and competitive position for the next decade. Learn what early planning before 2030 really means.