Green aviation: Government clears £219m Low Carbon Fuels Fund for take-off

Stuart Stone
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New fund set to accelerate development of sustainable aviation fuels and support 15,000 aviation sector jobs

The government has today unveiled a new Low Carbon Fuels Fund (LCFF) that is set to provide £219m over the next four years to a range of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) projects. Open for applications...

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