Decarbonising the Singapore aviation sector remains a priority for CAAS. As part of our efforts to reduce domestic aviation emissions from airport operations by 20% from 2019 levels in 2030, CAAS has been supporting airport stakeholders in their trials on the use of renewable diesel for heavy and specialised airside vehicles at Changi Airport through the CAAS Aviation Development Fund. One recent example is Changi Airport Group’s ongoing trials using 50% and 100% renewable diesel blends in their heavy vehicles and specialised equipment. Step-by-step, together with our aviation ecosystem stakeholders, we are driving change for a cleaner, greener future in aviation. ✈️🌱 #SustainableAviation #Sustainability
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