, Use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels Taking Off | Port of Seattle, TheCircularEconomy.com

Use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels Taking Off | Port of Seattle

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, Use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels Taking Off | Port of Seattle, TheCircularEconomy.comThe Port of Seattle Commission hosted a study session today to review progress implementing the Port’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) strategic plan and significant investments of the private sector in SAF production and use in Washington. The study session occurs just days after the Washington state legislature approved policy creating a low carbon fuel standard. The policy to lower carbon emissions from fuel now goes to Washington state Governor Jay Inslee for his signature.
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