worlds first 100% biofuel flight, page-7

Indeed, I wonder if they are planning to go into the bio plastics side if things eventually too?
Algae seems to be a pretty useful plant.

As far as funding goes in terms of the lufthansa deal, what does organising 100% funding mean for us?
Who will "own" the facility.

Does this mean they are paying for the whole lot to be built and installed and taking at least 50% of the fuel produced even though they own the facility.
Or is it funding so that AEB can get the plant up and running so they can produce the fuel for lufthansa but we still own all the modules and have to pay the money back?

If Lufthansa take say 75% of the fuel produced i'm guessing AEB will have to find buyers for the remaining fuel, I wonder if they have a buyer lined up for the excess they produce and how will the profits from the excess fuel be allocated, which I guess leads me back to the initial question of ownership of the facility.

Heres hoping the goings on in the US don't dampen the ASX too much when the SGS ann comes out.o

Looking forward to the next few weeks.