Singapore Airlines signs agreement with Neste to purchase Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group has partnered with Neste to acquire 1,000 tonnes of neat Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel in an effort to reduce its environmental impact.
Under the agreement, Singapore Airlines and Scoot will benefit from this Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), produced at Neste’s refinery in Singapore.
Neste will blend the SAF with conventional jet fuel to meet safety standards and deliver the blended jet fuel to Changi Airport’s fuel hydrant system in two shipments: one in the second quarter of 2024 and another in the fourth quarter of the same year.
Mr Alexander Kueper, Vice President Renewable Aviation, Neste, said, “We are proud that Singapore Airlines and Scoot are our first customers benefiting from our integrated supply capabilities into Changi Airport.”
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“This supply of locally produced SAF to Changi Airport is a milestone in our journey of supporting the aviation industry and governments in the region to achieve their emissions reduction goals.”
“Singapore is a leading aviation hub in the Asia-Pacific region and this delivery of SAF, as well as the recently announced national SAF target, will hopefully encourage the wider adoption of SAF across the broader Asia-Pacific region. We are looking forward to expanding our cooperation with Singapore Airlines as well as supplying visiting carriers at Changi Airport,” Kueper added.
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This is the first direct supply of Neste’s SAF to airlines at Changi Airport.
Following the completion of Neste’s expansion of its Singapore refinery in May 2023, the facility can produce up to one million tonnes of SAF per year, making it the largest SAF production site globally.
Neste’s SAF is made from 100% renewable waste and residue materials, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80% throughout its life cycle. It can be easily mixed with conventional jet fuel and utilized with current infrastructure and engines.
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