Bengaluru-based biofuel firm GPS Renewables has teamed up with Dubai-based SAF One to collaborate on the construction of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in India. The project, set to produce 20-30 million litres per year of SAF using lignocellulosic waste feedstock, aims to support India's transition towards clean energy. GPS Renewables, through its subsidiary GPSR Arya, is dedicated to eliminating production challenges and driving India's adoption of sustainable aviation fuels. The partnership signifies a strategic move towards fostering a sustainable aviation ecosystem in India, aligning with the country's future goals for SAF usage. With SAF One's expertise in aviation fuel solutions and GPS Renewables' leadership in biofuel technology, the collaboration is poised to accelerate the production of sustainable aviation fuels. This initiative not only addresses the environmental challenges but also positions India as a potential leader in sustainable aviation fuel production.