Context
With the adoption of CORSIA and growing legislation around GHG emissions reduction, the aviation sector will need a significant amount of low-carbon fuels over the next 10 years.
SAF+ Consortium’s goal is to bring to the market a drop-in, low-carbon alternative to fossil-based jet fuel with 80% lower lifecycle GHG emissions.
About us
Leveraging a highly innovative technology and approach, the SAF+ Consortium is bringing together for the first time in Canada a coalition of prominent actors spanning the entire aviation value chain with the objective of providing Canadians with a sustainable commercial solution for low carbon flying.
SAF+ Consortium Inc. partners include CCG, Air Transat, Aéroports de Montréal, Parachem, École Polytechnique de Montréal, CIRAIG, CEPROCQ and Valorisation Carbone Québec Project.
Our Mission
Planet
Be leaders in offering solutions to reducing civil aviation industry’s environmental footprint
Technology
Designing sustainable and cleaner aviation fuels by using captured and converted flue gas obtained from industrial sources
Consortium
Congregate leaders and renowned experts from the aviation, carbon management and industrial sectors, in order to generate robust solutions for aviation stakeholders
Industry
Help local industries reduce their emissions in response to the stringent and ever-growing regulations
Latest news
SAF+ Receives the Solar Impulse Label
We are proud to announce that our solution for turning CO2 to clean jet fuel has received the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label. “The world needs ambitious solutions to the climate crisis and it’s not easy to know who to support and where to invest resources. The Solar Impulse label is a spotlight that shines on those solutions that can make […]
Air Transat and SAF + Consortium sign the first Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) offtake agreement in Canada
MONTREAL, July 8, 2020/—Air Transat and SAF + Consortium are proud to announce the signing of the first Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) offtake agreement in Canada. This is an historical moment for the Canadian aviation industry since for the first time, a Canadian commercial airline has agreed to work hand in hand with a clean […]
Transitioning from a GHG-intensive economy, South Africa’s case
An excellent article about South Africa which, like Canada, must overcome its dependency on GHG intensive resources and maximize its great potential for sustainable fuel production. South Africa must quickly begin its transition from a coal-dependent economy to using renewable energy for clean hydrogen production that can benefit, among others, the aviation industry. Read full […]