Press release · 19 November 2025 · 1 min read

FlyORO and Future Energy Global sign Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate global SAF adoption through book-and-claim and blending hubs

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Singapore and Dublin, 19 November 2025: FlyORO and Future Energy Global (FEG) today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly develop Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) blending and Book-and-Claim (B&C) hubs worldwide. This collaboration introduces a transformative solution designed to close critical gaps in the aviation fuel supply chain and enable seamless SAF adoption for airlines, airports, and suppliers.

As the aviation industry intensifies efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, SAF has become a key solution of decarbonisation strategies. While production capacity is expanding globally, blending and last-mile delivery remain significant bottlenecks, limiting SAF’s accessibility and scalability.

Through this partnership, FlyORO and FEG will address these challenges by combining their respective strengths:

  • FlyORO’s patented blending technology, AlphaLite, strategically deployed at locations that streamline the supply chain, ensures ASTM D1655/D7566-compliant blending and integrates EI/JIG and UK DEF STAN standards for quality control.
  • FEG’s robust Book-and-Claim platform provides transparent issuance and transfer of SAF credits, enabling cost-efficient transactions that cater to diverse market needs.

Together, these hubs will simplify SAF logistics, reduce operational complexity, and empower stakeholders to participate in the energy transition. This initiative is built on collaboration and shared value for the industry, ensuring that all stakeholders benefit without creating competitive barriers.

“This partnership reflects our shared commitment to making SAF adoption practical and scalable,” said Damian Mc Loughlin, FlyORO’s Chief Commercial Officer.

“FEG and FlyORO are both in the business of enabling more efficient SAF scale-up by bypassing logistics bottlenecks,” said Natasha Mann, Future Energy Global’s CEO and Co-Founder.

This collaboration is expected to enable the adoption of SAF that could reduce lifecycle CO₂ emissions by up to 80% compared to conventional jet fuel, supporting airlines and airports in meeting their net-zero targets.

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