Study: Up to $45bn of investment needed to meet growing SAF demand

Michael Holder
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Between $19bn and $45bn of capital investment is likely to be needed by 2030 to deliver the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production capacity required to meet growing demand for low carbon fuels...

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