Insight · 15 July 2026 · 1 min read

Why credible supply is scarce, and how the tenor gap gets closed.

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A new sustainable fuel plant only gets financed against firm, long-dated demand, a tenor of roughly ten to fifteen years. Airlines buy on the spot market, or three to five years at most. That mismatch is why credible supply stays scarce.

Future Energy Global closes it. Drawing on decades in aviation leasing and finance, we sign the long offtake a producer needs and hold it as a portfolio. We then market the environmental attributes onward to the buyers who value them, including corporates funding Scope 3 reductions on business travel.

By pooling that demand and taking on the tenor risk, we make a plant bankable. That is how supply scales: not by waiting, but by turning scarce supply into financeable demand.

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