WEF: Global 'clean fuels' investment needs to quadruple to $100bn by 2030

Michael Holder
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Far more investment is required to deliver on global goals for the deployment of biofuels, SAF, hydrogen, and synthetic fuels, World Economic Forum report warns

Global investment in biofuels, sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs), hydrogen, and other low carbon fuels needs to quadruple to over $100bn by the end of the decade, if the world is to deliver on various...

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