C1

Build a comprehensive foundation in sustainable aviation fuel — what it is, why it matters, and where the industry stands today.

C3

Master how SAF is bought, tracked, and attributed — from physical offtake agreements to the Book and Claim system that's enabling adoption where physical supply doesn't yet exist.

A1

Go beyond the overview — deep regulatory analysis of Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and emerging ASEAN markets with cross-jurisdiction compliance mapping.

A3

Hands-on compliance procedures — emissions monitoring, MRV system design, eligible fuels documentation, and preparation for CORSIA's evolving phases.

A5

Commercial strategy and investment analysis — market dynamics, project finance, supply chain optimization, and strategic positioning for the SAF opportunity in Asia-Pacific.

C2

Go deep on how SAF is actually made — with heavy emphasis on HEFA/HFS hydroprocessing, the dominant pathway, and critical palm oil sustainability analysis for Southeast Asia.

C4

Navigate the policy landscape that's driving SAF adoption — from ICAO's global CORSIA framework to the specific mandates being implemented across Asia-Pacific.

A2

Technical depth on hydroprocessing engineering, feedstock certification systems, and the palm oil sustainability question that's central to Southeast Asian SAF development.

A4

From concept to execution — registry platform mechanics, transaction structuring, integrity frameworks, and building organizational readiness for certificate-based SAF procurement.