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Airbus puts a price on Canadian jet fuel security

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Airbus has determined that Canada needs an additional $1.15 per litre in policy support to develop a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry, which could reduce reliance on imported jet fuel and boost the economy by creating jobs and generating tax revenue. This initiative is crucial for enhancing energy sovereignty and economic growth, especially given recent supply chain vulnerabilities.

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