OXCCU raises £20m in support of sustainable aviation fuel plans

Stuart Stone
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OXCCU CEO Andrew Symes - Credit: OXCCU
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OXCCU CEO Andrew Symes - Credit: OXCCU

International Airlines Group among participants in Series B funding round from Oxford University green fuel spin-out

An Oxford University spin-out which converts waste carbon into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) has raised £20.75m through an oversubscribed Series B funding round. Announced today, OXCCU's latest funding...

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