Access EY and CEEZER's white paper, 'One Sky, Two Markets: Unlocking value in the emerging global markets for SAF and SAFc'

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) alone won't close aviation's decarbonization gap. Supply is on track to cover barely half of regulation-driven demand by 2050. SAF certificates (SAFc) address the part fuel supply can't: they unbundle the environmental attribute from the physical fuel via book-and-claim, giving corporate buyers a Scope 3 certificate linked to certified SAF without requiring physical fuel access.

The SAFc market is growing fast and now recognized by SBTi for target-setting, but it's still small, concentrated, and outside compliance accounting. For corporate buyers, understanding how the mechanism works and where it's headed is the difference between entering early and entering blind.

What you'll learn in the white paper:

• Why SAF supply is structurally short, and where the deficit concentrates
• How book-and-claim works, and what a Scope 3 SAFc purchase actually represents
• The four commercial models for buying SAFc, and how they differ
• Current SAFc pricing and what drives it
• Where SAFc stands with SBTi and the GHG Protocol, and what's still missing for compliance recognition
• The concentration risks in today's buyer base and feedstock supply
• What needs to change for SAFc to scale into a mature, bankable market

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