Asia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Association (ASAFA) welcomes SAF One as its newest member!
ASAFA is delighted to welcome SAF One, a company dedicated to developing and delivering global pathway agnostic SAF solutions to the aviation industry, contributing to it’s net zero targets. This partnership highlights SAF One’s commitment to offering competitive, end-to-end solution to to meet the rising demand for sustainable aviation fuel.
SAF One was founded by Novus Aviation Capital and Sencirc Holdings, Novus brings over 30 years of experience in investing and managing commercial aviation assetswhile . Sencirc contributes deep expertise in the circular economy project development and energy domain. Together, the Founding Partners have a track record that positions SAF One to be an industry leader in delivering sustainable aviation fuel solutions for the aviation sector.
By joining ASAFA, SAF One will leverage its expertise in-house SAF expertise and project development track record, to focus on developing and implementing projects across various feedstock and production pathways. This collaboration marks an significant step toward fostering stronger partnerships for SAF One, among industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers in the Asia region, to accelerate the development of the SAF ecosystem, while tackling the pressing challenge of climate change.
Fabrice Espinosa, CEO of ASAFA, stated, “We are thrilled to welcome SAF One to ASAFA, further reinforcing our mission to unite industry pioneers. Their extensive experience and commitment to SAF will play a key role in growing sustainable aviation in Asia and beyond.”
Jeff Ovens, Chief Operating Officer, SAF One said "We are pleased to join ASAFA and collaborate with industry leaders to advance sustainable aviation fuel adoption in Asia. At SAF One, we are committed to developing scalable SAF solutions that meet the industry’s growing demand. We look forward to contributing our expertise and supporting the broader effort to accelerate SAF production in Asia and drive meaningful progress toward aviation’s decarbonization."