The sustainable aviation fuel dashboard

What the boards hold

Deals: every offtake agreement on record, by year, buyer, producer and supplier, with the committed volume where a deal disclosed one (litres, US gallons or tonnes at 0.8 kilograms per litre, your choice at the top); a deal marked unverified or volume unclear is explained on the deals page. Production capacity: every plant and project on record with its country, pathway, status and announced capacity a year (the SAFxCHANGE producers table of December 2023, as recorded, to be checked plant by plant and brought up to date as the news is read); the map shows every plant as a dot (size for capacity, colour for status; click one for its details and the announcement it came from) or, at a click, the countries coloured by their totals; "assume … of planned capacity gets built" scales the planned plants down, since announced capacity is not built capacity; "operating by" counts only the plants whose start year is on file and is that year or earlier; plants the reader found in the news are settled by rule (folded onto the record or onto each other where they are one site, dropped when they carry no figure or no credible owner, set aside when the capacity read looks like a whole refinery's) and the settled ones count; the set-aside ones can be ticked in. Against the fuel burned: jet fuel consumption by region from the US Energy Information Administration (thousand barrels a day, counted at 126.5 kilograms a barrel) against the capacity announced and operating in the same region, and against the sustainable fuel actually made worldwide each year as IATA has stated it (2019 to 2024 made; 2025 IATA's estimate, 2026 its forecast; in tonnes, or litres turned into tonnes at 0.8 kilograms a litre). On the same scale as the fuel burned it is the red line along the bottom, which is the point; the chart below it shows it on its own scale. IATA's figure for 2050 is the sustainable fuel the industry says it needs for net zero. The news: every article the collector has kept, by month and kind, with the region, feedstock, technology and status the earlier crawler pulled out of it (new items get those facts once they are read); the map places the articles whose region or country is named. Everything here is drawn on this page from the site's own data, nothing is sent elsewhere, and the same data feeds the front page and the deals table.