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Singapore outfit seeks $3.7bn to power up Australia’s green aviation fuel sector

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Global airlines are rushing to make sustainable aviation fuels their hot ticket to climate-friendly flying. Now, a Singapore-based developer player wants to get in on the action, ploughing billions into energising Australia’s nascent green aviation fuel industry.

Southern Asian Carbon Limited (SACL), an outfit that helps organisations develop carbon reduction strategies, has kicked off a $US2.5 billion ($3.7 billion) raise to manufacture three biofuel refineries across Australia’s east coast.

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