Renewable Transport
Fuel Association
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
RTFA people – CEO and Board
Chair - Grant Pearson
Ciara O’Keeffe O’Donovan
Philip Fjeld
Dickon Posnett
CEO - Gaynor Hartnell
The fuels
Biodiesel
Bioethanol
Biomethane
Biomethanol
Biopropane
Drop in fuels
Electricity
HVO
Hydrogen
Recycled carbon fuels
Renewable aviation fuel
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What we’ve said
RTFA responds to DfT consultation on proposed RTFO guidance changes for 2024
The DfT consulted RTFO account holders and the RTFA on proposed guidance changes for 2024. In our response we said
- Yes to the clarification re. “inland waterway vessels”
- Don’t make that change to the definition of development fuels, due to unintended consequences, but we can see how the right outcome ...

About Us
The RTFA membership has more than tripled in size since its launch in Autumn 2020, and includes
- All UK bioethanol producers (and some from overseas)
- All domestic biodiesel producers
- All companies supplying biomethane to transport
- Prospective SAF producers (all bar one of the companies winning Clean Fuels Clean Skies awards)
- Drop in development fuel companies (particularly strong in those looking to make fuel out of end of life tyres)
- Biopropane suppliers and a number of other key corporates and reciprocal organisations.
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.