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Sustainable aviation fuels in Canada

WISA Sustainable Aeronautics Summit 2023

October 25, 2023

C-SAF is an FSM Group managed company

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Can we decarbonize Canadian Aviation?

YES!

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Canada’s Climate Framework and Regime

Commitment to achieve net-zero GHG emissions by 2050

Setting 5-year national emissions reduction targets

Credible, science-based emissions reduction plans

Net Zero Emissions Accountability Act

Vision to net-zero GHG 2050

Aspirational 10% SAF use by 2030

Recently announced $350M sustainable aviation fund

Primarily targeted to reduce GHG emissions from ground fuels

Blending requirements for gas and diesel

SAF can generate carbon credits on a voluntary basis

Clean Fuel Regulations

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Industry commits to net-zero emissions by 2050

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A global solution

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C-SAF was formed to coordinate SAF efforts in Canada

Facilitate the production and use of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) that are:

    • Affordable
    • Low-carbon/Sustainable
    • Made-in Canada

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Accelerate commercial production and deployment of SAF in Canada by:

    • Catalyzing the ecosystem and activate value chains
    • Designing and promoting public policy, strategies and a roadmap for SAF development in Canada
    • Acting as a neutral and balanced technical expert
    • Providing the “go-to-place” for SAF deployment in Canada

Vision

Mission

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What is SAF?

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LIQUID

DROP-IN

LOW CARBON

SAF is SAFE and can be deployed now to reduce emissions from aviation

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We know how to make it – but it is expensive

Source: WEF Clean Skies for Tomorrow Report, ICAO

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C-SAF Clean Competitiveness SAF Roadmap

  • Identify the priority actions, policies, and investments
  • Build long-term economic value and decarbonize the industry.
  • Align the whole supply chain
  • Get down to concrete initiatives.

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Workshop 1

Workshop 2

SAF is a piece of Canada’s energy system transition to net-zero

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2-year Action Plan/Priorities

Roadmap broken down into 5 Action Areas and we used workshops to develop specific actions and priorities

1. Policy and programs

  • Advance a policy package that will incentivize SAF investment and use in Canada today
  • Ensure that SAF production incentives are higher than renewable diesel to improve SAF project returns
  • Build strategic collaborations to advance a SAF industrial policy for SAF development in Canada

2. Sustainability

  • Prioritize Canadian sustainable feedstocks for SAF production
  • Articulate sustainability case for Canadian feedstocks, including plant-based oils
  • Harmonize SAF accounting and certification methodologies given international sustainability framework (i.e. CORSIA)

3. Feedstocks

  • Build regional value chains by scaling up collection and delivery logistics for advanced feedstocks like forestry and agriculture residues

4. SAF Production Capacity

  • Create an active project pipeline with first commercial, demonstrations, and pilots in critical SAF production pathways

5. Technology and Innovation

  • Create clear technology development plans for SAF
  • Secure demonstration funds for SAF
  • Coordinate R&D with leading universities and international partners

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Final thoughts

  • Aviation needs SAF to remain competitive in a net-zero future and is a key component of an aviation decarbonization strategy
    • National = create and enable a SAF market
    • Provincial = manufacturing and jobs

  • C-SAF has a Roadmap and action plan for Canada and regional markets and production hubs

  • Go to C-SAF.CA to view our Roadmap

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Juliana Lisijlisi@c-saf.ca ��Website: c-saf.ca�Join us @�www.safcommunity.org

Thank you!