SAF+ Consortium is developing a commercial-scale project in Quebec. It is collaborating with Airbus Canada and Pratt & Whitney Canada to conduct a feasibility study for establishing local production facilities for power-to-liquid e-SAF in Quebec.

The project would target an annual output of up to 100 million liters of e-SAF by 2028.

e-SAF would be produced using power-to-liquid technology, using renewable energy to synthesize captured CO2 emissions with green hydrogen.

SAF+ Consortium has an active pilot plant in Montreal.

In July 2023, SAF+ Consortium signed a memorandum of understanding with the Air France-KLM Group for the supply of second-generation e-SAF during the Paris Air Show. The first deliveries of this fuel are scheduled for 2030.