easyJet signs SAF supply agreement with ATOBA and World Fuel

New partnership aims to unlock long-term sustainable fuel access across Europe and the UK

easyJet has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ATOBA Energy and World Fuel Services to develop a long-term supply of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) for its operations in Europe and the UK. 

The agreement supports the airline’s decarbonisation strategy and aims to overcome current barriers in SAF expansion by leveraging ATOBA’s unique aggregation model and World Fuel’s global logistics and infrastructure capabilities.

“By addressing the long-term offtake challenges that have hindered investment in SAF projects, ATOBA’s approach paves the way for accelerated industry expansion, greater investment confidence, and credible pricing and supply security for easyJet,” said Raminder Shergill, Director of Tax & Fuel Strategy at easyJet.

ATOBA’s diversified offtake portfolio, including Alcohol to Jet, Fischer-Tropsch, and Power-to-Liquids technologies, helps reduce pricing and technological risks, enabling viable long-term contracts between airlines, fuel producers, and investors. 

World Fuel will handle blending, storage, and regulatory compliance to ensure seamless SAF integration into easyJet’s supply chain.