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Marina Bay Sands turns kitchen waste into aviation fuel as Singapore ramps up SAF push
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Marina Bay Sands turns kitchen waste into aviation fuel as Singapore ramps up SAF push
Luxury resort Marina Bay Sands is taking sustainability to new heights, converting kitchen waste into renewable fuel as Singapore accelerates its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) ambitions. The landmark property has established what it says is Asia’s first hospitality-led closed-loop system for renewable fuel, transforming approximately 100,000 litres of used cooking oil annually into SAF and […]
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