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  1. Dec 12, 2013 · Vancouver Airport Fuel Delivery. The Vancouver Airport Fuel Facilities Corporation (VAFFC) has constructed a new 13 kilometre, 356 millimetre underground pipeline to Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to supply aviation fuel from an upgraded marine terminal and adjacent fuel storage facility on the south arm of the Fraser River in Richmond ...

  2. Completion of the Fuel Delivery Project has secured YVR’s fuel source for the next 50+ years, allowing Canada’s second busiest airport to continue to serve over 19 million passengers a year. The new facility will reduce the environmental impact of the airport, which currently relies on up to 70 tanker trucks a day to meet the airport’s ...

  3. Nov 27, 2019 · The first step of the project is a feasibility study that will evaluate the implementation of a supply chain that distributes SAF to airlines at YVR and surrounding airports. Air Canada and WestJet have expressed support for BioPortYVR, both noting that a sustainable future in aviation is in alignment with their values.

  4. A new, shorter pipeline will transport fuel to YVR from a new fuel receiving facility located on the south arm of the Fraser River at the foot of Williams Road. Our Proposed New Delivery System Marine terminal • Barges could be expected to deliver fuel once every two weeks with an unloading

  5. Nov 26, 2019 · The Green Aviation Research and Development Network (GARDN), SkyNRG, Waterfall Group and Vancouver Airport Authority today announced the launch of BioPortYVR, an industry-led project to increase the supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). BioPortYVR supports provincial and federal government climate action commitments and is an important step...

  6. fuel facility corporations operate at all of the major international airports across Canada. VAFFC is proposing a new fuel delivery system to meet the long-term needs for aviation fuel at YVR and support future economic growth in the region. YVR is a major economic contributor to our community, our region, our province and our country. It supports

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  8. meet YVR’s fuel demand. • Any growth in fuel demand at YVR depends on more cross-border fuel truck shipments. For example, adding just one daily flight to Asia would require an additional 800 trucks a year. PROJECT BENEFITS VANCOUVER AIRPORT FUEL FACILITIES CORPORATION Vancouver Airport Fuel Facilities Corporation

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