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Repsol and Bunge to Boost Development of Renewable Fuels in Europe with Intermediate Crops

1. Bunge and Repsol launch renewable fuels using camelina and safflower. 2. Development supports low-carbon options for aviation and diesel fuels.

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Why Bullish?

The collaboration enhances Bunge's position in the growing renewable fuels market, which has seen rising demand. Similar ventures in the past have positively affected stock prices of companies in sustainable energy sectors.

How important is it?

The focus on renewable fuels aligns with global sustainability trends, enhancing Bunge's competitive edge and investor appeal.

Why Long Term?

As the renewable fuels market expands due to regulatory pressures and consumer demand, Bunge stands to benefit from sustained growth and market penetration over the long term.

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ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Repsol and Bunge (NYSE: BG) today announced a major milestone in the development of renewable fuels in Europe: the incorporation of intermediate novel crops in the production of renewable fuels. Specifically, camelina and safflower will be processed into low-carbon intensity oils and used as feedstock to produce hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), a fully compatible drop-in replacement for conventional diesel fuel, or sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for the decarboniza.

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