Aligning certification, claims and sustainable practices for SAF adoption.
The RSB SAF Platform is a collaborative space where RSB’s members — from industry to civil society — come together to discuss, exchange knowledge, and develop solutions for advancing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). It provides a forum for addressing sustainability, certification, market claims, technical developments, and evolving regulatory and market contexts. The platform focuses on how to implement sustainable practices and navigate the growing landscape of SAF production and use.
The RSB SAF Platform fosters cooperation, engagement, and shared learning to drive the emergence of a truly sustainable bio-based and circular economy powered by SAF.
Access to RSB’s SAF Platform is a benefit of RSB membership.
To achieve the aviation sector’s decarbonisation goals, SAF production must rapidly scale up to deliver the volumes and pricing needed for broad adoption. As with other renewable fuels, scaling SAF production is achievable, but it requires alignment across sustainability standards, credible claims, and technical innovation.
Global interest in SAF is increasing, with governments, businesses, and stakeholders exploring pathways for sustainable feedstock use, production technologies, and credible sustainability claims. Ensuring SAF is produced and used sustainably — with robust social and environmental safeguards — is vital for the success of this transition.
The RSB SAF Platform serves as a network for structured dialogue and knowledge-sharing across sustainability, certification, technical, and market topics related to SAF. It unlocks the substantial expertise of RSB’s members and offers practical tools and guidance for implementing sustainable solutions.
Current activities include:
RSB’s multi-stakeholder membership community is here to support organisations — including industry, civil society, academia and government — to create a just and sustainable transition towards a net-zero carbon, circular and bio-based economy by:
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Carolina is RSB’s Associate Director – Partnerships and Engagement. A biologist with a PhD in genetics and an MBA in Business Management, Carolina has dedicated her professional career to helping to achieve a balance between environmental protection and economic growth by establishing a sustainable and low-carbon circular economy. She has spent much of her career […]
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Hannah Walker is Deputy Executive Director at the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB), where she supports organisational leadership and drives global engagement across industry, government, civil society, and academia. She leads RSB’s outreach, communications, and marketing, and is responsible for building and activating strategic partnerships, growing the organisation’s membership community, and designing high-impact global events. […]
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