Global corporates club together to invest $200m in SAF certificates

Michael Holder
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Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance – which counts Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, and United Airlines as members – announces flurry of aviation fuel certificate purchase deals

A growing group of leading consultancies, banks, technology, and transport firms have teamed up to broker the "largest ever" collection of deals to purchase "high-integrity" sustainable aviation fuel certificates...

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