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Nova Sustainable Fuels has received environmental approval for a $4-6 billion sustainable aviation fuel plant on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore, supported by Octopus Energy. The facility will utilize wind and solar power, require significant biomass and water resources, and is expected to be constructed over two to three years, with a lifespan of 50 years. This project aims to provide a cleaner alternative to conventional jet fuel, potentially reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80%.