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Alternative fuels

Singapore

Post-consolidation, Ocean Network Express charts course for greener future in Singapore-centric fleet expansion

A Pyxis electric harbour craft charging at Marina South Pier.
Singapore

Singapore rolls out new standard for charging electric harbour craft

FILE PHOTO: Danish shipping company AP Moeller - Maersk names low-emission ship Antonia Maersk, which sails on green methanol, in Aarhus Harbor, Denmark August 9, 2024. Ritzau Scanpix/Mikkel Berg Pedersen via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. DENMARK OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN DENMARK./File Photo
Transport & Logistics

Maersk could use 15-20% alternative fuels for its fleet in 2030

A well-established emergency response plan can eliminate chaos in the immediate aftermath.
ESG

Not too early to plan for response to spills of low-carbon alternative fuels

CAAS says such registry will align with internationally recognised sustainability standards.
Companies & Markets

CAAS, Iata to develop sustainable aviation fuel registry

While Singapore’s announcement of a passenger levy for sustainable aviation fuel may seem difficult to swallow, it will pay dividends for the country’s economic progress and its green ambitions down the road.
Opinion & Features

Singapore’s chance to become a global leader in sustainable aviation fuel

Australia’s biggest businesses are increasingly asking when Qantas will obtain larger quantities of the cleaner-burning fuel.
Transport & Logistics

Qantas under pressure from big business to find more clean fuel

Vopak has commissioned 40,000 cubic metres of capacity at its Sebarok terminal for the blending of biofuels into marine fuels.
ESG

Vopak scales up biofuel capacity at major bunkering location Sebarok island

Sean Chua, managing director of PS Energy, says the company's expansion into the Philippines would serve as a track record of how scalable its digitalised processes can be in a new market.
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PS Energy eyeing the Philippine market as next milestone amid search for M&A partner

SIA and Scoot say sustainable fuels are critical to the group’s goals of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Companies & Markets

SIA, Scoot to replace 5% of total fuel requirements with sustainable fuels by 2030

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