Renewable energy fuels, also known as renewable fuels or biofuels, are fuels derived from renewable sources, such as plants or organic waste, that can be used to generate energy.

Common examples of renewable energy fuels include ethanol made from corn or sugarcane, biodiesel made from vegetable oils, and biogas produced through the decomposition of organic matter.

Renewable energy jet fuels, also known as sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), refer to fuels used for powering aircraft that are derived from renewable or sustainable sources.

By utilizing sustainable feedstocks and reducing carbon dioxide emissions, these fuels help mitigate climate change and decrease reliance on finite fossil fuel resources. Their adoption will play a crucial role in achieving a more sustainable and environmentally friendly global aviation sector.