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BA owner invests in £100m Sunderland site to make green aviation fuel

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The airline group which runs Aer Lingus and British Airways, has invested in a Sunderland recycling business turning used tyres into aviation fuel

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The Northern Echo

BA owner invests in £100m Sunderland site to make green aviation fuel

The airline group which runs Aer Lingus and British Airways, has invested in a Sunderland recycling business turning used tyres into aviation fuel

1 month ago·County Durham, United Kingdom

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http://www.businessgreen.com

British Airways owner IAG invests in tyres to jet fuel SAF developer

Investment in SAF innovator Wastefront will support construction of factory that aims to turn 10 million used tyres a year into low carbon fuels

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radiojackie.com

Heathrow based British Airways' parent firm is investing in a company that plans to convert used tyres into jet fuel.

International Airlines Group says its funding will help Wastefront to begin construction on a £100million factory. It will produce sustainable aviation fuel in Sunderland. The plant's expected to begin operating from next year.

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northernfinancialreview.com

Sunderland aviation fuel plant gets IAG investment – Northern Financial Review

International Airlines Group (IAG) has invested in Wastefront, the tyre-to-fuel company that plans to turn used tyres into Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The airline group’s investment will help fast-track the construction of Wastefront’s first commercial plant in the Port of Sunderland. Wastefront is investing over £100 million in the Sunderland plant, which is set to become the UK’s largest tyre-to-fuel facility, delivering a significant eco…

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perspectivemedia.com

BA owner to invest in firm planning to turn used tyres into jet fuel

International Airlines Group said its funding will enable Wastefront to begin construction of a £100 million factory in Sunderland. British Airways’ parent company has announced an investment in a company planning to convert used tyres into jet fuel. International Airlines Group (IAG) said its funding will enable Wastefront to begin construction on a £100 million factory producing sustainable aviation fuel (Saf) in Sunderland. The plant is expec…

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Tyre and Rubber Recycling

Epsilon Carbon Invests in Tyre Recycling Site in Karnataka

Epsilon Carbon is enhancing its sustainability initiatives with the planned development of a fully integrated tyre recycling facility in the South Indian state of Karnataka, which is anticipated to be operational by fiscal year 2026 The new facility will recycle 30,000 tonnes of tyres annually, producing 9,500 tonnes of recovered carbon black and 12,000 tonnes of tyre-derived oil. This demonstrates Epsilon Carbon’s dedication to a circular econo…

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