HSBC backs LanzaTech's jet fuel project with Virgin Atlantic
Sir Richard Branson says financial support will scale up production for proving flights.
Global bank HSBC is backing Virgin Atlantic’s partnership with LanzaTech to launch a world-first jetliner flight using bio-waste-based low carbon fuel as soon as 2015.
LanzaTech, which founded in New Zealand but is now US-based, is developing the jet fuel, which is made from waste gases produced
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Nevil Gibson
Tue, 28 Oct 2014
Tue, 28 Oct 2014
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HSBC backs LanzaTech's jet fuel project with Virgin Atlantic
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