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Friday 30 September 2011

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Gevo receives grant for bio-jet fuel
Gevo plans to use woody biomass cellulosic feedstock to create petroleum substitutes
Gevo plans to use woody biomass cellulosic feedstock to create petroleum substitutes

Biofuels company Gevo has been given a $5 million (€3.7 million) grant by the United States Department of Agriculture to develop bio-jet fuel from woody biomass and forest product residues.

The grant is part of the $40 million that has been given to the Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance, a consortium led by Washington State University.

With the funding, Gevo plans to use woody biomass cellulosic feedstock to create petroleum substitutes such as isobutanol which can be used to fuel aeroplanes.

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Imperium Renewables receives grant for aviation biofuels development
Imperium Renewables, a biodiesel refining company, has been selected by the US Department of Energy (DoE) to develop biofuels for military and civilian aviation use.
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BAE axes 3,000 jobs
Aircraft manufacturer BAE is to cut 3,000 jobs throughout the UK because its biggest client, the military, has 'excess capacity' of aeroplanes.
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Aeromexico flies to Costa Rica on 25% biofuel
Mexican airline Aeromexico now offers flights from Mexico City to San Jose, Costa Rica, which use a blend of biofuel and conventional jet fuel.
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Lack of infrastructure could cost UK £14 billion
A new report says the UK is not capitalising on its full aviation potential because its limited infrastructure means it is not meeting demand for long haul flights.
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First Boeing 787 delivery – after a three year wait
After a three year process, Boeing has finally delivered its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner to Japanese company All Nippon Airways.
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New fuelling tanker for US air force
Plane maker Lockheed Martin has built a new aircraft tanker for the US air force.
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Service company awarded 20 year contract at Panama airport
Aviation services company ASIG has been awarded a 20 year licence to provide fuelling services at Panama's Tocumen International Airport (PTY).
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