Jet fuel rises above coronavirus with a new, greener assessment

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Energy | Oil
20 Aug 2020 | 10:00 UTC
London

Listen: Jet fuel rises above coronavirus with a new, greener assessment

Featuring Joel Hanley Gary Clark Harry Morton Christopher Ewen
Commodity Energy, Oil
Length 12:21
Topic Coronavirus and Commodities, Environment and Sustainability

Featuring
Joel Hanley Gary Clark Harry Morton Christopher Ewen
Commodity
Energy, Oil
Length
12:21
Topic
Coronavirus and Commodities, Environment and Sustainability

COVID-19 may have caused demand for jet fuel to plummet but S&P Global Platts and the wider industry are looking to the future with a newly launched European sustainable aviation fuel assessment, as public scrutiny keeps emissions targets in sight. Middles distillates specialists Gary Clark, Christopher Ewen and Harry Morton tell Joel Hanley how this fits in with wider trends across the middle of the barrel.