In India, Bio Energy Times reported that ATOBA Energy has entered into a strategic partnership with Air Moana to develop scalable solutions for the supply of SAF.
The agreement focuses on ensuring a long-term SAF supply while supporting local efforts to establish sustainable fuel production capabilities in Tahiti. The initiative aligns with Air Moana’s broader environmental goals, which extend through 2035, according to the report.
Under the partnership, ATOBA Energy will collaborate with Air Moana to create a cost-effective SAF supply chain. The approach will include a combination of physical SAF deliveries and the “book and claim” system, which enables carbon reduction claims through certificate-based mechanisms.
Air Moana, for its part, plans to enter a 10-year offtake agreement for SAF, aiming to gradually ramp up its use of sustainable fuel from 2026 to 2035. The airline’s targets are aligned with the European SAF mandate, reflecting a firm commitment to reducing emissions.
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