OXCCU cuts ribbon on Oxford Airport sustainable aviation fuel demo plant

James Murray
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OXCCU cuts ribbon on Oxford Airport sustainable aviation fuel demo plant

First of its kind facility to start operations from next month, as company seeks to demonstrate direct conversion of CO2 and H2 into low carbon jet fuel

Carbon capture and utilisation company OXCCU is today celebrating the launch of its first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) demonstration plant at a site at Oxford Airport. Dubbed OX1, the plant is set...

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