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Companies in sustainable aviation fuel

1,814 organisations in the sustainable aviation fuel value chain, from the farms and waste collectors that supply the feedstock, through the technology companies and the plants that make the fuel, to the suppliers, airports and airlines that buy and burn it, with the investors, governments and researchers around them. Each has a page with its deals, plants, people and news.

Companies in the value chainSuppliers and contactsWho's who
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From feedstock to flight every company placed where it works in the chain; pick a stage or a kind of company · see them on the map

  1. Feedstock110 Feedstock producers 67Feedstock collectors and processors 30Feedstock traders 18
  2. Technology169 Technology providers 169
  3. Production548 Fuel producers 548
  4. Supply and delivery179 Fuel suppliers 147Transporters and storage 36
  5. Airports79 Airports 62Fixed base operators 10Into-plane fuellers 13
  6. Flight340 Airlines 158Cargo airlines 19Business aviation 14Aircraft and engine makers 62Corporate buyers 54Freight and logistics companies 38Travel companies 10
Finance, policy and research723 Investors 133Governments and regulators 173Alliances and associations 102Universities and research bodies 109Advisers, auditors and certifiers 67

Fuel suppliers 147: sells and delivers fuel to airlines and airports, often blending it with conventional jet fuel.

All companies

The companies were met in the sustainable aviation fuel news, the deals and the plants; the earlier SAFxCHANGE crawler compiled the descriptions from their own sites. Each is placed in the categories of the SAFxCHANGE value-chain map from its role in the deals and plants and from what is written about it; a company can fill more than one. The supplier directory, with named contacts, is a separate list. To add or correct a company, write to [email protected].