Aviation fuel makers would get bigger tax credits for cleaner fuel, and for longer.
This bill would bring back a higher tax credit rate for making sustainable aviation fuel. It would also extend the availability of this credit until the end of 2033. This aims to encourage more companies to produce environmentally friendlier jet fuel.
Today, companies making clean fuels get a tax credit that ends in 2029, with general rates of 20 cents or $1.00 per unit. If this bill passes, companies making sustainable aviation fuel would get higher tax credits of 35 cents or $1.75 per unit, and the credit would last until the end of 2033.
S 3759 · 119th Congress · February 2, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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