Welcome to the RTFA
Renewable Transport
Fuel Association
We are the UK’s leading trade association driving the uptake of sustainable renewable and low carbon fuels – we are the voice of the UK’s renewable liquid and gaseous fuel producers and suppliers.
These fuels are delivering valuable carbon savings today, and the companies that produce them will be the innovators and investors of the future, making fuels for those sectors of transport that cannot ultimately be electrified, such as heavy freight, aviation and marine.
We call upon Government to have greater ambition in the fight to reduce carbon emissions from transport. Time is short.
RTFA members
The fuels
Biodiesel
Bioethanol
Biomethane
Biomethanol
Biopropane
Drop in fuels
Electricity
HVO
Hydrogen
Recycled carbon fuels
Renewable aviation fuel
RFNBO
What we’ve said
Response to Jet Zero consultation
Click here to download our response. We are confining our answers to the questions posed in the section on Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), on pages 26 – 29 of the consultation document. Our answers to those questions are brief, as the content and arguments are covered in far greater detail ...
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Consultation on when to phase out the sale of new, non-zero emission heavy goods vehicles
Click here to download the 8 page document. The RTFA response sets out how members feel that the HGV proposals are deeply flawed and risk being derailed in the future unless amended significantly. It aims to be constructive and set out concerns the Government may not have considered, and issues ...
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About Us
The RTFA was launched on 25th August 2020, as the voice of UK renewable fuel producers and suppliers. The RTFA had 12 founder members, comprising all UK manufacturers of liquid biofuels along with the majority of green gas suppliers. Read our launch press release.
Join us
See our rules and terms and code of conduct (these documents will be ready in a couple of days’ time) and download our application form, or click the button below to contact the RTFA’s Chief Executive Gaynor Hartnell.
