The US SAF market will reach $7 billion by 2030

May 23 2025

A new study shared by NXTClean Fuels projects that the US sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market will grow nearly sevenfold, reaching $6.97 billion by the end of the decade.

Currently, SAF is only approved for use in blends up to 50% with conventional jet fuel. However, the study predicts that blending above 50% (once approved) will represent the fastest-growing compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the US SAF market, with increased regulatory support and subsidies for more complex blends driving this growth.

NXTClean Fuels is closely monitoring these developments as demand for SAF accelerates and new production pathways gain traction.

Source and Credits to NXTClean Fuels

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