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Who's who in sustainable aviation fuel

17 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 Hong Kong 17, most mentioned first

NameTitle, as the news gives itOrganisationMentionsLatest mention
Alan Chan Ying-lungCo-chairman (also chief investment officer)Ecoceres, Hong Kong & China Gas Co62026-10-09 In Focus | From kitchen waste to sky-high costs: inside Hong Kong’s quest for green jet fuel South China Morning Post
John Lee Ka-chiuChief ExecutiveHong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Government, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region62026-08-05 Peter Lee’s family office signs Kazakhstan deal on green energy projects South China Morning Post
Dr. Peter LeeFounding investor (also founder, Chairman of The Hong Kong and China Gas Company and Principal of energy and climate tech investor Full Vision Capital)EcoCeres, Full Vision Capital, The Hong Kong and China Gas Company, Full Vision Capital52026-08-06 Kazakhstan Eyes Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry With Alatau Pilot Project The Astana Times
John LeeChief Executive (also Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Hong Kong leader)Hong Kong SAR government, Hong Kong SAR52026-05-08 EcoCeres inks agreement with Hong Kong government to develop a SAF facility in China GreenAir News
Luanne LimCEO Hong Kong (also CEO, Chief Executive Officer of HSBC Hong Kong)HSBC, HSBC Hong Kong52024-12-02 Cathay Pacific & HSBC Partner to Produce SAF in Hong Kong Energy Digital
Lam Sai-hungSecretary for Transport and LogisticsHong Kong SAR Government, Government of Hong Kong42024-12-02 Cathay Pacific & HSBC Partner to Produce SAF in Hong Kong Energy Digital
Liu Chun-sanUnder Secretary for Transport and LogisticsHong Kong Government, Hong Kong SAR Government42026-09-21 SAF China Congress unites industry leaders to pave path for greener skies The Standard (HK)
Clara ChanChief Executive Officer (also CEO)Hong Kong Investment Corporation32024-12-02 Cathay Pacific & HSBC Partner to Produce SAF in Hong Kong Energy Digital
Anne YuShell Hong Kong Ltd.12021-10-01 Modern Terminals Launches Trial Program for Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil biobased-diesel.com
Christine Lohchief development strategistInstitute for the Environment, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology12026-09-22 Opinion | Hong Kong lacks a climate narrative to unify its efforts South China Morning Post
Eddie Cheung, JPPermanent Secretary for Environment and EcologyHong Kong Special Administrative Region12026-01-26 EcoCeres inaugurates first SAF plant in Malaysia Biofuels International Magazine
Jerry YanHong Kong Polytechnic University12024-05-23 Tencent Awards Winners of CarbonX Program to Boost Climate Technologies investing.com
Kenneth Leung Kai MingHong Kong Government12021-10-01 Modern Terminals Launches Trial Program for Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil biobased-diesel.com
Mable ChanSecretary for Transport and LogisticsHong Kong Government12025-10-21 Hong Kong will lead push for green fuel to elevate status as aviation hub: minister South China Morning Post
Professor Jerry YanHong Kong Polytechnic University12024-05-23 Tencent Announces Winners of Flagship CarbonX Program to Combat Climate Change investorsobserver.com
Shiwei YuThe Hong Kong University of Science and Technology12025-03-25 Sustainable Aviation for a Greener Future nature.com
Vivian CheungCEOAirport Authority Hong Kong12025-09-17 Cathay Backs Hong Kong Policy Push On SAF, Connectivity And Cargo Aviation Week

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