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Vietnam's Ministry of Construction (formerly the Ministry of Transport) is consulting on a draft Circular that would consolidate the country's environmental rules for civil aviation into a single framework, and for the first time set binding minimum blending targets for sustainable aviation fuel. The draft responds to two pressures at once: Vietnam's commitment, as an ICAO member and party to the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement, to reach Net Zero by 2050, and the practical strain of managing...

Japan is assembling the demand side of its SAF policy in two pieces. METI's Task Force is designing a blending obligation on jet fuel suppliers. MLIT's expert council is designing a user-funded levy to pay down the price gap. Neither is law yet, but both are detailed enough to read seriously, and the logic connecting them is the point: one guarantees that SAF gets bought, the other makes buying it survivable for airlines competing on thin international margins. Supply obligation: 1% in 2030,...

S&P Global Energy Platts joins ASAFA to advance SAF adoption in Asia-Pacific Singapore, 9th February 2026 - Asia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Association (ASAFA) is pleased to welcome S&P Global Energy Platts, a provider of energy and commodities market intelligence, as its newest gold member. As one of the leading providers of independent energy and commodity benchmarks, S&P Global Energy is committed to enhancing market transparency and development across the evolving Sustainable Aviation...