Guilt-free flying? Euro firms seek to make renewable jet fuel from air
Could truly green plane fuel finally be on its way?
Plans underway for pilot plant at Rotterdam The Hague airport
An airport in the Netherlands could be home to the first plant making renewable jet fuel from air, under a co-operation agreement signed by European aviation firms signed on Friday. Rotterdam The Hague...
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