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Who's who in sustainable aviation fuel

6 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 Queensland government 6, most mentioned first

NameTitle, as the news gives itOrganisationMentionsLatest mention
Steven MilesQueensland PremierQueensland Government62023-04-01 Jet Zero and LanzaJet Advance Australia's First Ethanol-to-SAF Plant hydrocarbonprocessing.com
David JanetzkiTreasurer and Minister for Energy (also Queensland Treasurer and Minister for Energy)Queensland Government, Queensland42026-07-06 Brisbane Airport switches on Australia’s first integrated SAF supply hub travelweekly.com.au
David CrisafulliPremier (also Queensland Premier)Queensland government32026-05-01 AMPOL’S RENEWABLE DIESEL PROJECT GETS $25M FUNDING BOOST Australian Association of Convenience Stores
Jarrod BleijieDeputy Premier and Minister for State Development (also Deputy Premier)Queensland government32026-05-01 AMPOL’S RENEWABLE DIESEL PROJECT GETS $25M FUNDING BOOST Australian Association of Convenience Stores
Janelle PooleAssistant Minister in Queensland (also Assistant Minister for Community Safety, Defence Industry, Veterans and North Queensland and Member for Mundingburra)Queensland Government22025-04-17 Technip joins Jet Zero’s Project Ulysses for Renewable Diesel, Bioethanol Aviation Fuel... Construction Review
Cameron DickQueensland Government12020-02-27 Gevo Inc. Receives Queensland Waste to Biofutures Fund Support for Biofuel Project biomassmagazine.com

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