HSBC backs LanzaTech's jet fuel project with Virgin Atlantic
Sir Richard Branson says financial support will scale up production for proving flights.
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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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