U.S. Jet Fuel Boasts $37 Billion of Plans, But Faces Slowdown

August 27, 2025--Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--The market for U.S.-based jet fuel production could be headed for a cooldown: Following years of growing consumption as U.S. air travel recovered from COVID-19, stronger fuel efficiency among commercial airlines and economic concerns among flyers have contributed to a slowdown in jet fuel consumption this year, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), which expects the trend to continue through 2026. Industrial Info is tracking more than $37 billion worth of active and proposed projects related to the development of jet fuel across the U.S. Other companies featured: American Airlines, Brookfield Asset Management Incorporated, Par Pacific Holdings Incorporated, Sea Dragon Energy Incorporated, SkyNRG B.V. and Next Wave Energy Partners LP.