Shell is aiming to produce around two million tonnes a year of the fuel around the world by 2025 and wants it to make up 10% of all jet fuel sales by 2030
LONDON: Royal Dutch Shell Plc is eyeing opportunities in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and electric vehicle charging points in Asia as it reduces its oil refining operations in the region, says Downstream Director Huibert Vigeveno.
The oil major sees strong demand in Asia for SAF, and customers including Singapore Airlines Ltd, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd and Japan Airlines Co have been requesting it, he said in an interview.
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