Most upcoming SAF projects in North America remain in the early stages of development, with a large share currently in feasibility and approval. This indicates a strong long-term project pipeline that is yet to enter the construction phase.
The US remains the key growth engine for the region, accounting for the majority of North America's upcoming SAF production capacity. Major projects such as Houston Renewable V, Houston Renewable III, Baton Rouge Renewable, and Penwell Renewable are expected to support capacity additions during the outlook period. Regulatory initiatives, including the Clean Fuel Production Credit and SAF blending targets, continue to encourage investment in new production facilities.
Canada is expected to contribute the considerable regional capacity, with upcoming projects led by Manitoba Renewable. Although smaller than the US capacity, Canada's capacity additions are mainly though projects that are yet to receive approvals for development highlights continued investment in low carbon aviation fuels through refinery projects.
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