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This bill requires the Secretary of Energy, through the Energy Information Administration (EIA), to include detailed data about sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in various regular reports. Specifically, the bill mandates reporting on the type, origin, and volume of feedstock used in SAF production, both within the United States (broken down by state and Petroleum Administration for Defense District) and internationally. The reports must also include the total amount of SAF produced domestically and imported from foreign countries. The data must be collected using statistically reliable sampling techniques and ensure no double-counting of feedstock or fuel. The bill defines sustainable aviation fuel according to the existing definition in the Internal Revenue Code, which typically refers to renewable fuels with significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional jet fuel. By making this information publicly available, the bill aims to increase transparency and provide comprehensive insights into the growing sustainable aviation fuel industry, which is seen as an important strategy for reducing carbon emissions in air transportation.

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