CADO SAF Registry Newsletter – September 2026 Ya

 

)Posted 04th September 2026)

 

Welcome back after the northern hemisphere summer break. In this edition, we share three new papers, an update on SAF Registry interoperability, and the results of pilots exploring how registries can support regulatory claims. You will also find opportunities to meet the Registry team and a short survey to help shape future Registry enhancements.

Thank you for being part of the CADO SAF Registry community.

 

SAF Registry Interoperability: Pilot Completed, Framework Released

 

Earlier this year, the CADO SAF Registry, 123Carbon, and Assure SAF Registry completed the first interoperability pilot between SAF registries, focused on helping prevent the double issuance of SAF environmental attributes across registries. Following the successful pilot, interoperability checks are now implemented operationally between the participating registries. The pilot was underpinned by the SAF Registry Global Interoperability Framework & Principles, developed by IATA in collaboration with CADO, 4AIR, and 123Carbon. The Framework is designed to provide a practical foundation for cross-registry interoperability while preserving the independence of participating registries.

 

Read more about the pilot ?

Read the Framework ?

 

UK and Japan pilots and the CEF claims paper

 

The CADO SAF Registry conducted two successful pilots with government authorities in the UK and Japan, verifiers, and airlines, demonstrating its ability to support both CORSIA and national frameworks, in addition to voluntary SAF claims. The pilots tested key functionalities on the Registry including State accounts and auto-populated CEF claim forms. The results demonstrate the Registry’s readiness to streamline regulatory reporting while strengthening transparency, oversight, and trust in SAF accounting.

 

Read more about the pilots ?

Read the White Paper on the pilots ?

Read the White Paper about how the CADO SAF Registry supports CEF claims ?

 

Upcoming Events

 

Corporate SAF Workshop in Singapore

Planning to be in Singapore in late September? Join us on 29 September for a half-day workshop hosted by CADO, IATA, and SAFCo. We’ll cover SAF book-and-claim, environmental attribute management, SAF accounting and reporting, and the role of registries.

The workshop is designed for corporate sustainability professionals, business travel managers, procurement specialists, shippers, freight forwarders, and intermediaries. Space is limited and attendance is free.

Register to the event here.

 

World Sustainability Symposium Workshop

Ahead of the IATA World Sustainability Symposium (WSS) 2026, we invite you to join the Advancing SAF Together: Standardization, Markets and Digital Solutions Workshop, bringing together SAF suppliers, airlines, corporate buyers, registries, and sustainability experts to discuss some of the most pressing topics shaping the future of SAF.

The workshop will explore three key themes:

  • Harmonizing SAF Sustainability Documentation
  • Understanding the Growing SAF Environmental Attributes Market
  • Digital Solutions for SAF Scaling

Date: 12 October 2026
Time: 11:00 – 12:30

The workshop is open to SAF value chain stakeholders regardless of their participation in the WSS.

Register to the event here.

 

GBTA Sustainability Summit in Vienna

Members of the SAF Registry team will be attending the GBTA Sustainability Summit in Vienna on 2 November. If you’d like to meet and discuss the Registry, SAF market developments, or share feedback, send us a message at safregistry@cado.org and we’ll try to arrange a catch-up.

 

 

Help Us Improve the Registry

 

The CADO SAF Registry has now been running for almost a year and a half. Since its launch in April 2025, we’ve added new features, delivered training sessions, and worked closely with key stakeholders across the SAF value chain.

We’ve got more improvements planned for the rest of 2026, but we’d like to hear from you too. Tell us what’s working well, what could be better, and what you’d like to see next.

Your feedback will help us decide where to focus our efforts going forward.

Take the brief survey ?

Your comments are welcome and will receive a response in due course.