TotalEnergies and DHL Express have signed a one-year renewable agreement to supply SAF for flights departing from DHL’s Paris-Charles de Gaulle hub.
This marks the first use of SAF by DHL Express in France and makes DHL Express the first express cargo operator to use SAF at Paris-CDG.
Produced from waste and residues, SAF can help reduce lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions compared with conventional jet fuel.
Under this agreement, DHL estimates potential savings of 9,750 to 13,500 tonnes of CO₂ over one year.
This is a concrete example of how TotalEnergies is supporting its customers in reducing the carbon footprint of air transport.

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