Fedex aims for 30 per cent biofuel operation by 2030

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Shipping giant predicts Jatropha and switchgrass-based biofuels could power its fleet of aircraft

Logistics giant Fedex has pledged to source almost a third of its transportation fuel, including that used by its fleet of aircraft, from second generation biofuels by 2030. Speaking at a US Chamber...

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