Editor - IFFW Review (Page 3)

Haffner Energy's SB-HEFA Skips the Gas Phase, Targets 50% Lower SAF Costs

Haffner Energy launched SB-HEFA, converting solid biomass directly into a HEFA-ready liquid without a syngas phase, targeting a 50% cost reduction versus conventional pathways. The company will target renewable diesel first, then SAF from 2030, timed to the EU's rising blending mandate.

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/ 29 Sep 2026

Haffner Energy's SB-HEFA Skips the Gas Phase, Targets 50% Lower SAF Costs

EcoCeres Supplies HVO for AstraZeneca's Wuxi Pharmaceutical Site

EcoCeres will supply ISCC-certified HVO from used cooking oil to AstraZeneca's Wuxi pharmaceutical site, replacing diesel in backup generators and cutting lifecycle emissions up to 90%. It's framed as China's first HVO application in pharma.

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/ 28 Sep 2026

EcoCeres Supplies HVO for AstraZeneca's Wuxi Pharmaceutical Site

Dutch Biodiesel Alliance Presents Eight-Point Action Plan to Parliament

The Dutch Waste-Based Biodiesel Alliance presented an eight-point action plan to parliament, citing capacity equal to 49 days of Dutch diesel consumption. It flags that Netherlands rules don't let waste-based biodiesel count toward maritime obligations, unlike FuelEU Maritime, which does.

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/ 27 Sep 2026

Dutch Biodiesel Alliance Presents Eight-Point Action Plan to Parliament

Germany Unveils Fossil Fuel Roadmap at the UN

Germany unveiled its fossil fuel transition roadmap at the UN, becoming the third country after France and the Netherlands to do so, aiming to reduce costly fossil fuel dependence. Germany's biodiesel association welcomed its continued emphasis on sustainable biofuels.

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/ 26 Sep 2026

Germany Unveils Fossil Fuel Roadmap at the UN

Global Maritime Forum: NZF Delay Was Shipping's Most Regressive Event in Five Years of Tracking

A new Global Maritime Forum report calls the IMO's failure to adopt the Net-Zero Framework "the single most transition-regressive event" in five years of tracking. Methanol ports grew 53% and ammonia bunkering began, but the SZEF-capable order book share fell from 9.5% to 5.7%.

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/ 25 Sep 2026

Global Maritime Forum: NZF Delay Was Shipping's Most Regressive Event in Five Years of Tracking

SABA Members Back Infinium's Project Atlas With Long-Term SAF Certificate Purchases

SABA members including Google and McKinsey backed Infinium's Project Atlas, a Texas eSAF facility, with long-term SAFc purchases enabling final investment decision. American Airlines will physically offtake the fuel. Contracted volumes are projected to abate over 212,000 tonnes of CO2e.

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/ 24 Sep 2026

SABA Members Back Infinium's Project Atlas With Long-Term SAF Certificate Purchases

FedEx Secures 20 Million Gallons of SAF Across Five US Airports

FedEx secured over 20 million gallons of neat SAF across five US airports through 2027, with blend ratios up to 50% depending on location. It builds on a 2025 phase that deployed 16.5 million gallons blended, working toward FedEx's 30% alternative jet fuel goal by 2030.

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/ 23 Sep 2026

FedEx Secures 20 Million Gallons of SAF Across Five US Airports

Inside the IMO's Ammonia Seminar: Where Marine Ammonia Actually Stands

All nine presentations from the IMO's 17 September ammonia seminar, synthesized: engine certification gaps, GCMD's readiness assessment, Yara's cost data, Rotterdam's bunkering pilot, reactive-nitrogen research and Lloyd's Register's new safety tools.

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/ 22 Sep 2026

Inside the IMO's Ammonia Seminar: Where Marine Ammonia Actually Stands

The UK's Climate Advisers Say Heathrow Expansion Only Works If Aviation Pays to Abate 100% of Its Emissions by 2050

The UK's Climate Change Committee says Heathrow expansion is only compatible with Net Zero if aviation pays to abate 100% of emissions by 2050. Current SAF Mandate uptake sits at 2.3%, and bio-based SAF is unlikely to ever reach full lifecycle emissions reduction versus fossil kerosene.

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/ 21 Sep 2026

The UK's Climate Advisers Say Heathrow Expansion Only Works If Aviation Pays to Abate 100% of Its Emissions by 2050

Regionalize or Commoditize? What Five Bioenergy Case Studies Reveal About Building Viable Biobased Supply Chains

An IEA Bioenergy Task 40 synthesis of five case studies across Austria, Germany, Sweden, the US and the North Sea finds regionalization and commoditization are mutually inclusive, not competing strategies. US sugar depots' standardized feedstock model is flagged as foundational for scaling SAF.

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/ 20 Sep 2026

Regionalize or Commoditize? What Five Bioenergy Case Studies Reveal About Building Viable Biobased Supply Chains

EU SAF Supply Nearly Sextupled in 2025, Exceeding Its First Mandatory Target

EASA's first Annual Technical Report shows EU SAF supply nearly sextupled in 2025 to 1.1 million tonnes, exceeding the mandatory 2% target. But 85% of feedstock was imported despite 86% being EU-processed. The Netherlands alone received 29% of all EU SAF supplied.

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/ 19 Sep 2026

EU SAF Supply Nearly Sextupled in 2025, Exceeding Its First Mandatory Target

Vietnam Proposes Its First SAF Blending Mandate, Starting at 1% in 2030

Vietnam has proposed its first SAF blending mandate, starting at 1% for international flights in 2030 and rising to 10% by 2040, with a separate domestic roadmap from 2032. The draft also strengthens CORSIA verification and makes airports directly accountable for their own carbon emissions.

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/ 18 Sep 2026

Vietnam Proposes Its First SAF Blending Mandate, Starting at 1% in 2030