SINGAPORE: Aviation hub Singapore will require airlines departing from the city-state to use sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from 2026 as part of industry plans to cut carbon emissions, the transport minister said on Monday. Singapore aims to reduce carbon emissions by requiring airlines to use sustainable aviation fuel from 2026. Singapore aims to reduce carbon emissions by requiring airlines to use sustainable aviation fuel from 2026. SAFs are produced from renewable biomass and waste resources and can comprise up to 50 percent of jet fuel mixes. "To kick-start SAF adoption in Singapore, we will require flights departing Singapore to use SAF from 2026," Chee said in a speech.

Source: Manila Times February 20, 2024 10:59 UTC