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Who's who in sustainable aviation fuel

7 people named in 6,297 news items about sustainable aviation fuel, in their business roles: the executives, officials and signatories behind the deals, the plants and the policy, with the title and organisation the articles gave and the latest mention. A market this new is opaque; knowing who decides is half of doing business in it.

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People at ETH Zurich 7, most mentioned first

NameTitle, as the news gives itOrganisationMentionsLatest mention
Aldo SteinfeldProfessor at the department of mechanical and process engineering at ETH Zurich (also Full Professor of Renewable Energy Carriers)ETH Zurich22025-05-30 This Harley-Davidson took the world’s first motorcycle ride powered by solar fuel National Geographic
Abel Faure-Beaulieuformer postdoctoral researcherETH Zurich12024-11-08 Researchers are making jet engines fit for the hydrogen age ETH Zürich
Anthony PattETH Professor of Climate PolicyETH Zurich12025-01-16 The cost of climate-neutral aviation in the future ETH Zürich
Mario Zuberdoctoral studentETH Zurich12025-01-16 Solar syngas produced at moderate temperatures to speed market adoption SolarPACES
Nicolas NoirayProfessor in the Department of Mechanical and Process EngineeringETH Zurich12024-11-08 Researchers are making jet engines fit for the hydrogen age ETH Zürich
Nicoletta Brazzolalead author and post-doctoral researcher in the Professorship for Climate PolicyETH Zurich12025-01-16 The cost of climate-neutral aviation in the future ETH Zürich
Professor SteinfeldProfessorETH Zurich12025-01-16 Solar syngas produced at moderate temperatures to speed market adoption SolarPACES

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