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Advario secures SAF storage for Neste

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Meenal Datar

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Advario Singapore has announced that the company has entered a long-term partnership with climate change solutions company, Neste. Under the agreement Advario will provide integrated storage and logistics services for Neste’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

The agreement between Advario and Neste will enable the storage of SAF and Jet A-1 (jet fuel), as well as the blending of SAF with Jet Fuel (SAF blends), allowing Neste to supply SAF blends to airlines operating at Singapore Changi Airport and supply SAF to other markets. Advario will provide bespoke storage and related logistics services to Neste to facilitate Neste’s SAF operations.

Andres Bereilh, VP Southeast Asia of Advario Asia Pacific says: ‘SAF is a renewable fuel aligned with Advario’s strategic growth plans…The entry into SAF storage signals Advario’s ambition to play a frontrunner role in our industry’s transformation. The partnership between Advario and Neste enables both companies to accelerate Singapore’s transition into sustainable fuels and to take a leading role in the SAF storage and logistics in Singapore.’

‘We are pleased to partner with Advario establishing the capability to blend our Singapore-produced SAF with conventional jet fuel. This enables us to supply our customers with certified SAF blends that can be delivered to airports across the Asia Pacific region. The blending terminal also forms a key element in Neste’s integrated SAF supply chain into the Changi airport where Neste, as a minority shareholder in the Changi Airport Fuel Hydrant Installation Company Pte Ltd (CAFHI), the fuel storage and infrastructure joint venture of the airport, is able to supply blended SAF directly to our airline customers,’ adds Sami Jauhiainen, acting executive vice president for the Renewable Aviation business unit of Neste.

 

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