British Airways Invests In Sustainable Fuel Producer LanzaJet

Graham Warwick February 09, 2021
LanzaJet
LanzaJet’s Freedom Pines plant in the U.S. is a precursor to planned commercial-scale SAF facilities.
Credit: LanzaJet
British Airways (BA) plans to invest in a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant to be built in the U.S. and anticipates receiving 7,500 metric tonnes a year of low-carbon jet fuel from the facility beginning at the end of 2022. BA joins Canadian energy company Suncor and Japanese trading house...
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