ETFuels confirms plans for 'first of a kind' SAF refinery in Lincolnshire

Michael Holder
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Greater Lincolnshire Mayor Angela Jenkyns with the ETFuels team at the Kings Road site | Credit: ETFuels
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Greater Lincolnshire Mayor Angela Jenkyns with the ETFuels team at the Kings Road site | Credit: ETFuels

Reform UK's Mayor for Greater Lincolnshire Dame Angela Jenkyns hails new sustainable aviation fuel facility as 'exactly the investment we want to attract'

ETFuels has confirmed plans to develop a "first of a kind" advanced refinery to convert renewable e-methanol into Sustainable Aviation Fuel (e-SAF) at the Port of Immingham on the northeast coast of England....

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