aviation
lowering CO2 emissions
with drop-in biofuels
With more than 33 million global flights per year, air travel is the fastest-growing source of greenhouse gas emissions. Aviation is energy-intense and hard to electrify, and its future depends on affordable, reliable advanced fuels.
1 NYC-LA flight =
single driver’s
annual emissions
solution
capturing lower carbon
jet-fuel performance
Chevron’s sustainable aviation fuel can be paired with any fossil jet fuel to create a lower life cycle carbon intensity.
flying’s future of fuel
Lower carbon flights are already in the air. And in 2021, Chevron’s El Segundo refinery became one of the first refineries in the U.S. to ratably coprocess biofeedstock to make sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The initial test batch of SAF was estimated to lower carbon emissions by 59% on a life-cycle basis compared to traditional jet fuel.
success stories
transportation solutions
