# HCSS Advocates Dutch SAF Supply Resilience

HCSS prepared a position paper for a Dutch parliamentary roundtable scheduled for November 4, 2026, advocating resilient sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-SAF supply chains as a fuel-security measure. The paper identifies potential roles for production, resilient feedstock and infrastructure, and long-term offtake arrangements, and calls for civil-military fuel planning and recognition of fuel plants as dual-use strategic assets. It is a policy position paper—not legislation, an appropriation, or a solicitation—and creates no binding procurement requirement.

- Companies in alternative fuels and infrastructure can use the paper’s priorities to assess potential future opportunities in SAF/e-SAF production, feedstock resilience, and long-term offtake; it does not establish a current procurement.
- Procurement teams and industry stakeholders may assess how civil-military fuel planning and dual-use plant concepts could shape future demand or funding proposals. The paper identifies these as advocated approaches, not committed funding.
- Proposed offtake agreements and potential defense-funding support are prospective concepts with no stated contract values, award dates, or solicitation details.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Energy & Utilities, Transportation
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 04, 2026

### Government Entities
- House of Representatives of the Netherlands
- Standing Committee on Infrastructure and Water Management
- European Union (EU)

### Sources
- [New Position Paper | Resilient SAF Supply Chains for Fuel Security - HCSS](https://hcss.nl/news/new-position-paper-resilient-saf-supply-chains-for-fuel-security) - The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies