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​The SAF market is projected to grow from $220 million in 2023 to $17 billion by 2030, driven by mandates, subsidies, and corporate sustainability goals. With over 160 million tons of aviation fuel consumed annually, capturing even 1% of this global fuel market represents a $170 million opportunity. Aerohusk specifically targets regions with high rice husk production (e.g., Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa), offering scalable growth potential.

​Our primary customers are commercial airlines, private jet operators, and cargo carriers seeking sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to meet regulatory standards and reduce their carbon footprint. Secondary audiences include governments, regulatory agencies, and sustainability-focused investors advocating for low-carbon aviation practices. Airlines prioritize three key factors in their decision-making: regulatory compliance, cost efficiency, and operational compatibility.

They require fuels that adhere to environmental standards like ICAO’s CORSIA, are economically viable, and seamlessly integrate into existing infrastructure and engines without compromising safety or performance. Governments and regulators, meanwhile, are focused on meeting net-zero emissions targets, while consumers increasingly value airlines committed to sustainable travel.

Although airlines are the primary buyers of SAF, their purchasing decisions are significantly influenced by government policies, such as subsidies, tax incentives, and compliance mandates. Additionally, corporations with sustainability objectives often sponsor SAF usage as part of their corporate social responsibility efforts.

The aviation industry functions within a complex ecosystem comprising fuel producers, airlines, aircraft manufacturers, regulatory bodies, and environmental organizations. Strategic partnerships play a critical role in this ecosystem. Collaborations between SAF producers like Aerohusk and airlines are essential for scaling adoption and ensuring operational integration.

Partnerships with governments and the agricultural sector, such as rice farmers, further support raw material sourcing and supply chain optimization. By fostering these collaborations, Aerohusk aims to drive the widespread adoption of SAF and contribute to the decarbonization of the aviation industry.