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Who's who in sustainable aviation fuel

16 people named in 6,309 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 Pennsylvania 16, most mentioned first

NameTitle, as the news gives itOrganisationMentionsLatest mention
Michael MannUniversity of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University62023-08-28 Climate Activists Intensify Campaign Against Emissions of the Ultra-Wealthy abcnews.go.com
Josh ShapiroGovernorCommonwealth of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania52025-03-27 What Labor, Industry, Environmental, and Consumer Leaders Are Saying About Governor Sha... PA Department of Community & Economic Development (.gov)
Jennifer WilcoxPresidential Distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering and Energy PolicyUniversity of Pennsylvania32026-05-18 From Waste to Wing: Using Renewable Natural Gas to Produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
Chris DeluzioU.S. RepresentativeU.S. House of Representatives, D-Pennsylvania22025-01-31 What to know about Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ‘Lightning Plan’ for PA energy City & State Pennsylvania
Hélène PilorgéResearch Associate, Clean Energy Conversions Lab (also Research Associate)University of Pennsylvania22026-05-18 From Waste to Wing: Using Renewable Natural Gas to Produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
Shrey PatelPhD Candidate, Chemical and Biomolecular EngineeringUniversity of Pennsylvania22026-05-18 From Waste to Wing: Using Renewable Natural Gas to Produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
Andrew TubbsPresident and CEOEnergy Association of Pennsylvania12025-01-31 What to know about Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ‘Lightning Plan’ for PA energy City & State Pennsylvania
Bob CaseyD-Pennsylvania12023-05-15 KeyState Energy, CNX Resources, and Pittsburgh International Airport Collaborate on Maj... biobased-diesel.com
Danielle Friel OttenRep.Pennsylvania House of Representatives12025-05-16 PA Lightning Plan progresses in House Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus
Jay CostaPennsylvania Senate Democratic LeaderPennsylvania State Senate12025-01-31 What to know about Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ‘Lightning Plan’ for PA energy City & State Pennsylvania
Jim EndersPresidentCentral Pennsylvania Building & Construction Trades Council12025-03-13 At York Hydropower Plant, Governor Shapiro Launches Legislative Push for “Lightning Pla... PA Department of Community & Economic Development (.gov)
Judy SchwankSenatorPennsylvania General Assembly12025-03-27 What Labor, Industry, Environmental, and Consumer Leaders Are Saying About Governor Sha... PA Department of Community & Economic Development (.gov)
Likhwa NdlovuPh.D. candidate in the Clean Energy Conversions Lab, Student Advisory Council MemberUniversity of Pennsylvania12026-05-18 From Waste to Wing: Using Renewable Natural Gas to Produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
Luke BernsteinPresident and CEOPennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry12025-01-31 What to know about Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ‘Lightning Plan’ for PA energy City & State Pennsylvania
Peter SchweyerRepresentativePennsylvania General Assembly12025-03-27 What Labor, Industry, Environmental, and Consumer Leaders Are Saying About Governor Sha... PA Department of Community & Economic Development (.gov)
Stephanie Catarino WissmanExecutive DirectorAmerican Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania12025-01-31 What to know about Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ‘Lightning Plan’ for PA energy City & State Pennsylvania

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