XCF Global highlights ‘importance’ of domestic SAF production capacity

XCF Global (SAFX) highlighted the importance of domestic SAF production capacity as jet fuel prices remain elevated. The Argus US Jet Fuel Index, published by Airlines or America, was $4.26 per gallon on May 4, 2026. XCF believes the current fuel environment reinforces the value of domestic, waste-based SAF production capacity as airlines and fuel purchasers seek lower-emission fuel options with greater supply resilience. For XCF, the message is not simply about fuel cost, but about fuel resilience. XCF believes domestic, waste-based SAF capacity is strategically relevant for airlines and other fuel purchasers, where logistics proximity, domestic feedstock sourcing, and verified sustainability documentation may become increasingly important as operators seek lower-carbon fuel options with stronger supply-chain visibility. “Elevated jet fuel prices are a reminder that fuel cost and fuel availability remain critical issues for the aviation industry,” said Chris Cooper, Chief Executive Officer of XCF Global. “We believe domestic SAF capacity can become increasingly important as the market continues to seek low carbon fuel solutions supported by U.S. production and supply-chain visibility.”