Keppel and Aster Assess Development of Sustainable Aviation Fuel Plant in Singapore
Keppel and Aster are evaluating the development of a sustainable aviation fuel plant on Jurong Island, Singapore, with a capacity of up to 100,000 tonnes per year. Utilizing ethanol-to-jet technology, the facility aims to support Singapore's objective of becoming a SAF hub by 2026, in line with the country's mandate for 1% SAF in aviation fuel starting this year and a target of 3%-5% by 2030. Front-End Engineering Design studies will follow a completed feasibility study.
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Keppel and Aster have agreed to assess the development of a sustainable aviation fuel plant on Jurong Island, Singapore, with a planned capacity of up to 100,000 tonnes per year. This facility will utilize ethanol-to-jet technology and support Singapore's goal to become a SAF hub by 2026.
Front-End Engineering Design studies will be conducted following a completed feasibility study. The project aligns with Singapore's mandate for 1% SAF in aviation fuel starting this year, targeting 3%-5% by 2030.
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