SAFFA will invest $30 million in a new Middle East sustainable fuel project.

Investment fund SAFFA is making a move. They will invest $30 million. This money supports a new project. It is in the Middle East. Dubai-based SAF One is the developer. Construction begins later this year. Production should start by late 2028.

Sustainable fuel is very important now. Airlines need to lower their carbon. The IATA wants net zero by 2050. This project helps reach that goal. The Middle East is a leader. It has great energy resources. Now it is turning to green fuel.

Strategic Growth in the Gulf

SAF One focuses on clean energy. They manage fuel for the future. The fund SAFFA provides the capital. This partnership is a big step. It shows confidence in green tech. Investors see value in clean skies. Aviation must change to survive.

The ICAO sets global fuel standards. These rules help the whole world. Many airlines like Emirates want more SAF. Supply is currently very low. New plants will increase the supply. This helps keep ticket prices stable. It also protects our planet.

Production and Technology Goals

Key Details

The project uses advanced technology. It turns waste into jet fuel. This process is called "sustainable." It reduces emissions by 80 percent. The 2028 goal is very ambitious. But the team is ready. Groundbreaking happens in 2026.

According to industry reports, SAF is rare. It makes up less than 1%. This new plant will change that. It will provide fuel for many. Large jets can use this fuel. No engine changes are needed. This makes it a great solution.

Key benefits of this project include:

• Lower carbon emissions for regional flights.
• New jobs in the green sector.
• Energy security for Middle East hubs.
• Support for global climate goals by 2030.

Experts say more money is needed. The $30 million is a start. It proves the market is growing. Other funds may follow this lead. The Middle East is changing fast. It wants to lead in SAF. This project is a major milestone.

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