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Virigin Atlantic to fly on low-carbon fuel made from steel mill gas waste

Keadworks — Sir Richard challenged the Government to provide financial incentives to airlines that promote the green technology. Photo: Keadworks

The Australian

1 minute read Oct. 12, 2011

Sir Richard Branson has announced his entry into the recycling business with a project to make jet fuel from the waste gases from steel mills.

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