Amex Global Business Travel launches emissions-based carbon pricing solution

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Solution allows customers to assign carbon fees to air travel and invest those funds in low carbon technologies such as sustainable aviation fuels

American Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT) customers can now apply carbon fees to their air travel to help companies better understand the carbon impact of their travel and mobilise investment...

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