Sustainable aviation fuel

War-driven oil shocks expose aviation’s decarbonisation challenge

Aviation remains one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonise – no single solution will be sufficient

Carriers must operate in a world defined by higher volatility, tighter margins and persistent uncertainty, writes the author.

Ceasefire but no relief: Why airlines will continue to face high fuel costs

The fallout from the Iran war represents a broad shift, rather than a temporary disruption, for the aviation industry

The development is expected to kick off in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Oiltek to co-develop US$350 million sustainable aviation fuel facility in Sabah

It is partnering Brunei-based renewable fuel company BioSeaga Industries

The decision was made in view of the “impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on airlines and passengers”, CAAS says.

Sustainable aviation fuel levy deferred to flights departing from Jan 1, 2027, as Gulf conflict drags on: CAAS

Singapore ‘remains firmly committed to aviation decarbonisation’, says director-general Han Kok Juan

This is the first time OCBC's sustainability report is aligned with recommendations from the International Sustainability Standards Board.

OCBC cuts financed emissions in all targeted ‘dirty’ sectors in 2024

The bank’s reductions in oil and gas already surpass its 2030 goal, but annual performance depends on factors that may be outside control

Sustainable aviation fuel has been touted as one of the critical solutions for the eventual decarbonisation of the aviation sector.

Asean’s tourism sector could contribute to region’s sustainable aviation fuel development, says Airbus

This is relevant for the region, considering that a few countries have consistently been ranked among the top global travel destinations

Rising incomes and increased travel demand in Vietnam are driving airlines’ focus on fleet expansion.

Vietnam’s aircraft orders are soaring. Now it wants the financing at home

Airlines are looking beyond the Middle East challenges as they aim to position the country as a regional aviation hub

Despite industry scepticism over sustainable aviation fuel, trends in Asia are promising, with more governments introducing mandates for green aviation.

A shortage of used cooking oil threatens green aviation. Could these Singapore projects help?

Two Aster-related ventures look at alternative feedstocks, but could face various challenges

The test will begin “soon”, with an open tender to be announced for the first batch of fuel.

Singapore to trial its green jet fuel procurement with 9 firms including Temasek, Google and SIA

It will be an overall test of the Republic’s centralised procurement system, before mandated use of the fuel begins in October

Mohd Noorazam Osman, CEO of the Iskandar Regional Development Authority, says that the JS-SEZ should not be seen as a Johor-only play. There is broader opportunity to build a corridor effect.

Malaysian agency eyes pilot scheme to fast-track clearance for aviation parts in JS-SEZ

This is part of efforts to prevent execution delays of projects in the economic zone