Environmentally Friendly Aviation Fuel to Be Produced in Kazakhstan — Vice Minister of Transport Lastayev
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According to the official, Kazakhstan has ideal conditions for this, Orda.kz reports.
Talgat Lastayev spoke about plans to produce environmentally friendly aviation fuel of the Jet A-1 category at the Green Airports seminar in Almaty.
According to him, the EU is now tightening requirements for aircraft fuel. Therefore, a project to produce environmentally friendly fuel that meets EU requirements is planned.
KazMunayGas is assumed to produce it, and a corresponding project is currently being drafted there.
According to Lastayev, the production is expected to be launched in 2028.
Original Author: Igor Ulitin
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