Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is a type of jet fuel made from non-petroleum feedstocks such as cooking oil, animal fats, and agricultural waste.
Given its capacity to reduce carbon emissions by up to 80%, the aviation industry is integrating SAF into conventional jet fuel blends to keep carbon emissions low.

Different from carbon offsetting—a scheme in which companies buy carbon credits to compensate for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that have already occurred—carbon insetting refers to activities that companies undertake to decarbonize their own supply chain operations.
This approach is more effective than relying solely on carbon offsetting, as offsetting alone does not effectively address the root cause or its uptake.

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is great, but it’s not readily available at all ports. GoGreen Plus addresses this limitation with the Book and Claim methodology.
For example, if you opt to reduce 35% of carbon emissions with GoGreen Plus, this is how it works:
Step 1 – Book SAF
DHL Express buys SAF based on your emission reduction target. Then, the purchased SAF goes into a tank at the airport for aircraft use.
Step 2 – Claim Carbon Reduction Credits The emissions reduction achieved will be passed on to your business, reducing your overall carbon footprint.
1. Book
DHL Express purchases sustainable fuel (SAF) from supplier
2. Supply
SAF goes into a tank at an airport
3. Delivery
SAF goes into an aircraft
4. Claim
DHL Express claims the environmental benefits and pass them on to customers