Shell to build biofuel facility in Singapore to meet low carbon energy demand
Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to establish a biofuels facility in Singapore to assist the corporation in meeting global low-carbon energy demands and halving emissions by 2030
By Ishika Dangayach
Published - Nov 23, 2021, 01:02 PM ET
Last Updated - Jul 04, 2024, 07:10 AM EDT
• Shell plans a 550,000-tonne-per-year biofuels factory
• The company cuts its crude processing capacity at its Singapore hub to half
Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to establish a biofuels facility in Singapore to assist the corporation in meeting global low-carbon energy demands and halving emissions by 2030.
The oil giant intends a 550,000-tonne-per-year (tpy) biofuels factory that will convert waste and vegetable oils into sustainable aircraft fuel (SAF).
