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Who's who in sustainable aviation fuel

5 people named in 3,582 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 Kent 5, most mentioned first

NameTitle, as the news gives itOrganisationMentionsLatest mention
Chris AvisonVP of Business Development (also VP of business development)Kent22024-02-27 SAF One Partners with Kent for Technology Licensing Review of First SPK Plant biofuels-news.com
Usman Darrmanaging director of engineering in the UK (also UK managing director of engineering)Kent22024-05-02 Kent secures FEED contract for UK sustainable aviation fuel project with Fulcrum BioEnergy biobased-diesel.com
Chad Riskonamed alongside University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research, Department of Chemistry at the University of Kentucky12023-04-01 University of Kentucky Researchers Receive $1 Million DOE Grant for Biofuels Research biobased-diesel.com
Eduardo Santillan-Jimeneznamed alongside University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research, Department of Chemistry at the University of Kentucky12023-04-01 University of Kentucky Researchers Receive $1 Million DOE Grant for Biofuels Research biobased-diesel.com
Robby Pacenamed alongside University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research, Department of Chemistry at the University of Kentucky12023-04-01 University of Kentucky Researchers Receive $1 Million DOE Grant for Biofuels Research biobased-diesel.com

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