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$400 Million Investment: a Company that Integrates YPF Will Sell Sustainable Aviation Fuel to TotalEnergys

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The French-born firm will buy the future production of SAF from the biorefinery of San Lorenzo, Santa Fe

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The French-born firm will buy the future production of SAF from the biorefinery of San Lorenzo, Santa Fe

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The oil company signed a long-term sales agreement with TotalEnergys for all its production of SAF, the sustainable aircraft fuel that is a boom in the world. The contract is the key to running the project

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The French oil company TotalEnergys has signed an agreement with the Argentine company Santa Fe Bio for the purchase of biofuels for aircraft that will be produced in Argentina. Through the agreement, TotalEnergys Trading (Totsa) will acquire, under a firm long-term commitment, most of the sustainable fuel for aviation (SAF) and other fuels that will be produced in a biorefinería of the town of San Lorenzo, in the Argentine province of Santa Fe …

The state-majority oil company YPF marked a turning point in the local energy industry by confirming that it will begin to manufacture in Argentina the so-called Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), the star input that revolutionizes global air transport. Through an official statement, the company announced the signing of a contract [...] The entry YPF will produce for the first time sustainable fuel for aircraft was first published in First Edition.

The oil company will produce sustainable fuel for aviation in Santa Fe and will export most of it. The project envisages an investment of more than $400 million.

The agreement constitutes a key milestone for the development and financing of the project under a Project Finance scheme and provides commercial predictability The entry Santa Fe Bio and TotalEnergys sign a long-term agreement to boost the production and export of renewable fuels was first published in El Ciudadano.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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