Sasol, a South African energy company, is gearing up to tap into the increasing global demand for lower-emission jet fuels by producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The company plans to produce large volumes of green jet fuel at its synfuel refineries using renewable energy from solar and wind farms. With a focus on hydrogen-based SAF, Sasol aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in the aviation industry. The company has made strides in renewable energy projects and signed joint ventures to develop new SAF fuels from non-fossil feedstock. The Hamburg Declaration on Green Aviation underscores Sasol's commitment to collaborating for a greener aviation sector. While the initiative is praised for its environmental benefits, concerns about greenwashing and prolonging fossil fuel refineries remain. Sasol's transition towards green fuels is seen as a positive step, with a focus on balancing sustainability goals with the economic impact on jobs and existing production. The company's efforts align with global calls to reduce carbon emissions in the aviation industry and pave the way for a more sustainable future.