✈️#BackBritishSAF has landed✈️ We are calling on the UK government to take swift action and back a domestic Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry The SAF industry is one of the fastest growing industries on the planet, with demand outstripping supply 🧵👇

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In South England, the SAF industry is rapidly developing, expected to create 3,050 skilled jobs and add £550 million to the local economy by 2030.✈️ Key projects include ExxonMobil’s Methanol to Jet initiative at Fawley, backed by £6m of government funding, and Firefly Green

Our SAF journey continues with a short flight just North from the Humber to Teesside! ✈️ Here, projects like Alfanar’s Lighthouse Green Fuels project, LanzaJet's Project Speedbird, Arcadia’s Project Naboo and Willis Sustainable Fuels are using new SAF production technologies,

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We’ve had many productive conversations with MPs across the region, confirming strong local support for integrating SAF into the region's industrial strategy.

By 2030, this industry could generate 1,390 jobs and £250 million in economic value, with projects like Altalto expected to reduce CO₂ emissions by 300,000 tonnes annually.

From Phillips 66 in North Lincolnshire to the planned Altalto facility in Immingham, Humber is at the forefront of the UK’s SAF developments.

Moving next to the Humber region, where existing industrial infrastructure is driving growth in SAF. ✈️

Back British SAF and Bring it to Grangemouth quickly 🛩⛽️

Delighted to have spoken in the Second Reading of this important legislation this week. SAF is a huge economic opportunity for Fife and Scotland and will help us meet carbon reduction targets.

The second reading of the SAF Bill delivered exactly what we hoped to see – a united, cross-party commitment to building a thriving domestic SAF industry. Key takeaways: ✅ Bill successfully passed Second Reading with broad cross-party support. ✅ Strong focus on feedstock

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4/ With this certainty, SAF could play a vital role in attracting new investment, regenerating towns and cities around sites, and giving communities across the country a stake in the future of this growing industry.

3/ This isn’t a distant ambition – it’s a real and near-term opportunity requiring immediate policy action, including the timely implementation of the Revenue Support Mechanism to unlock potential investment.

2/ With production sites earmarked in Port Talbot and Milford Haven, a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry in Wales could generate £90 million for the local economy and support 500 skilled jobs within five years.

1/ From Scotland's industrial heartlands, our SAF journey across the UK continues to Wales - a country with a deep and rich aviation history, that is now well positioned to drive the change towards a low-carbon future. ✈️

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5/ With the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill now introduced in parliament, we look forward to continuing to work with our supporters to maximise the opportunity SAF can deliver for Scotland and the UK more broadly.

4/ Back British SAF has had many positive meetings with MPs and MSPs across Scotland, and we have found growing recognition of the opportunity SAF represents: creating green jobs, attracting regional investment, and helping achieve net zero aviation goals.

3/ Scotland's rich industrial legacy in chemical engineering combined with access to North Sea carbon storage capabilities positions it perfectly to pioneer this low-carbon fuel production.