Sustainable Innovation: Neste's Renewable Diesel Supply for Singapore's Marine Sector
Key Ideas
- Neste and KPI OceanConnect have successfully delivered renewable diesel to the marine sector in Singapore in partnership with Global Energy.
- The renewable diesel, made from 100% renewable raw materials, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in diesel-powered vessels without engine modifications.
- The collaboration sets an example for the industry to adopt sustainable alternatives, with plans for further advancements in eco-friendly maritime fuel solutions.
- Global Energy Overseas also signed an MoU with Singapore Methanol to promote bio-methanol as a decarbonization strategy for the shipping industry.
Finnish sustainable fuel producer Neste, in collaboration with KPI OceanConnect and Global Energy, has achieved a significant milestone by delivering Neste MY Renewable Diesel to Singapore's marine sector for the first time. This renewable diesel, derived from 100% renewable raw materials, is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across various sectors powered by diesel engines, including cruise ships. The product is a drop-in solution that can be seamlessly integrated into existing diesel-powered vessels without the need for additional investments or modifications. This successful partnership highlights the versatility and sustainability of Neste's renewable diesel, paving the way for a greener maritime industry. Key figures from Neste and KPI OceanConnect emphasized the importance of such collaborations in driving the industry's transition towards sustainability and reducing carbon footprints. Furthermore, the collaboration between Global Energy Overseas and Singapore Methanol signals a commitment to developing and promoting bio-methanol as an eco-friendly bunker fuel option, aligning with the overall goal of decarbonizing the shipping sector. The combined expertise of these companies aims to support the maritime industry in its efforts to embrace more sustainable fuel alternatives and contribute to environmental conservation.