Avelia expands SAF platform to multiple SAF suppliers
Book-and-claim solutions provider Avelia announced that it is evolving with an independent data hosting and a multi-supplier model to help users access GHG benefits of SAF from multiple suppliers.
“This moment marks a significant milestone not only for Avelia but for the aviation sector. Avelia’s evolution from a single-supplier platform to a multi-supplier industry solution is a powerful demonstration of how collaboration, technology and innovation can accelerate the scaling of SAF,” said Raman Ojha, president, Shell Aviation.
Avelia said the evolution will help with better meet customer needs, accelerate SAF adoption, and deliver GHG emissions reductions from aviation.
Launched in 2022, Avelia helps companies access the GHG benefits of SAF without being constrained by its physical availability at specific locations.
The company, as of the end of first quarter of 2025, onboarded more than 57 corporations and airlines. The company has completed over 900 retirements contributing over 33m gallons of SAF into the existing global fuel network at 17 airports.
Avelia said that with the help of independent data hosting, handled by Accenture, it will ensure transparent, secure, reliable and externally verified platform for accessing and allocating the information for the applicable SAF offering.
“Evolving Avelia into a multi-supplier industry solution is a decisive step to scale SAF in aviation, strengthening industry collaboration and resilience while using sustainability as a growth driver. As Avelia’s strategic advisor and technology partner, Accenture continues to shape its evolution while overseeing data processing, and hosting for Shell,” said Dr. Jesko-Philipp Neuenburg, global travel and aviation sustainability lead, Accenture.
Moreover, the multi-supplier solution will help its customers access the GHG benefits of SAF from multiple suppliers, including Shell. Customers, including airlines, corporations, and freight forwarders, will be able to manage SAF from different suppliers within Avelia, simplifying their SAF overview.
“For the majority of companies, Scope 3 emissions represent the largest share of their total carbon footprint and reducing them can be challenging. As a leading software and services company for travel, expense, and meetings & events, Amex GBT is committed to leading with our customers on decarbonisation,” Evan Konwiser, chief product and strategy officer, Amex GBT.
The company also aims to introduce a Bring Your Own SAF (BYOS) model, which enables airlines to manage more of their SAF portfolio in Avelia, including SAF originally purchased outside of the Shell supply network