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A Business of up to USD 1 Billion: YPF Confirmed that It Will Produce the Star Fuel of Air Transport in Argentina

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The oil company signed a long-term sales agreement with TotalEnergys for all its production of SAF, the sustainable aircraft fuel that is a boom in the world. The contract is the key to running the project

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Santa Fe Bio, a company made up of the state oil company, signed with TotalEnergys a long-term sales agreement for the future production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The French-born firm will buy the future production of SAF from the biorefinery of San Lorenzo, Santa Fe

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The oil company signed a long-term sales agreement with TotalEnergys for all its production of SAF, the sustainable aircraft fuel that is a boom in the world. The contract is the key to running the project

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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YPF confirmed its entry into the business of sustainable fuels for aviation with a project that will demand more than $400 million and will allow to reconvert the industrial complex of San Lorenzo, Santa Fe, inactive since 2017. The initiative aims to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), one of the segments that focuses increasing attention in the airline industry for its potential to reduce carbon emissions.

The Argentine oil company and Essential Energy are moving forward in the conversion of a Santafesina refinery through an investment of more than US$ 400 million. TotalEnergys has pledged to buy the majority of the future production of renewable fuels for aviation and transport. The plant plans to produce 170,000 tons annually and aims especially at the European market, where [...]

The plant in San Lorenzo (Santa Fe) that YPF seeks to start up again now has a definite destination: to produce sustainable fuel for planes and others of renewable origin.The state oil company announced a long-term agreement with the French company TotalEnergys, which will buy the entire production destined for export.The project will be developed by Santa Fe Bio, a society integrated in equal parts by YPF and Essential Energy, and contemplates …

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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