UAE-Malaysia partnership to build South-East Asia's first sustainable aviation fuel refinery


KUALA LUMPUR: With a US$500mil (RM2.19bil) investment, UAE-based Bin Zayed International Group (BZI) and Malaysia’s FatHopes Energy (FHE) are joining forces in a landmark partnership.

The collaboration, according to the two firms, will deliver one of the world’s most forward-looking sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) refineries in Port Klang - a move expected to transform the regional clean aviation landscape.

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