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Shell Looks To Be Leader in SAF Production

Global petroleum producer Shell announced plans to begin production of approximately 2 million tonnes a year of sustainable aviation fuel by 2025.

Shell aspires to establish a sustainable fuels production facility at one of its European refineries that could produce up to 2 million tonnes of SAF a year by 2025. (Photo: Shell)

By Curt Epstein • Senior Editor

September 20, 2021

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