In Washington state, the newly-formed Sustainable Aviation Fuels User Group announced two research projects. The first, funded by SAFUG founding member Boeing, will complete the first lifecycle analysis of CO2 emissions and socio-economic impact of jatropha curcus. In the other, the Natural Resources Defense Council will perform a similar analysis of algae as a sustainable feedstock for aviation fuel.
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chumroen benchavitvilai | Jun 20, 2009 | Reply
It is very intetersting to understand teh criteria and the proper dirctive of the sustaiability of the feed
stock for the Bio Jet Fuel .
Please advise the time frame when these two RSB(Roundtable Sustaiable Biofuels) reserches/studies will be raedy to public.
I would appreciate to have the copies of both researches/studies.
Please send the public reports to