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Southwest Airlines sold its renewable fuels subsidiary to Conestoga Energy, which operates an ethanol facility in Kansas.

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Aug 15Oilprice.comSouthwest Steps Back from SAF Production, Passes SAFFiRE to Conestoga Southwest Airlines has sold its renewable fuels subsidiary, SAFFiRE Renewables, to Conestoga Energy, a U.S. biofuels producer. Th