Mexico sees the development of its own sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production as an opportunity to reduce dependence on imports of petroleum products and create additional demand for agricultural raw materials. Currently, the country imports about 50% of the aviation fuel it consumes. According to Topsoe Mexico head Florence Vitelleschi, Mexico has significant potential for the development of the biofuel industry due to the availability of v…
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Mexico sees the development of its own sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production as an opportunity to reduce dependence on imports of petroleum products and create additional demand for agricultural raw materials. Currently, the country imports about 50% of the aviation fuel it consumes. According to Topsoe Mexico head Florence Vitelleschi, Mexico has significant potential for the development of the biofuel industry due to the availability of v…