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Liege and Brussels receive SAF through NATO pipeline

NATO’s CEPS adds sustainable fuel option for airports

Ivan De LucebyIvan De Luce
January 4, 2023
in Airports, Fuel & Sustainability, News
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Liege Airport (LGG) began to receive, store and distribute sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on Jan. 1 through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) Central European Pipeline System (CEPS), becoming one of two Belgian airports to first offer the fuel. Following a review of the airport’s fuel receipt, storage and distribution procedures, LGG’s fuel storage facilities […]

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