Shell Signs Morocco SAF Offtake Deal, Builds on Egypt Agreement | Aviation Week

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    November 02, 2026

    Shell truck fueling an aircraft

     Shell is expanding its sources of sustainable aviation fuels supply by signing long-term offtake agreements worldwide.

    Credit: Shell Aviation

    Shell has signed a long-term offtake agreement for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with the developer of a planned production facility in Port Nador, Morocco. This follows a similar agreement signed in December 2026 for fuel from a planned facility in Egypt. Fueled by SAF blending mandates in the…

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