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Malaysia’s ambitious SAF plans face supply, regulatory hurdles

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馬來西亞發展永續航空燃料,得先解決生質能來源供應問題。

Malaysia's sustainable aviation fuel goals face biofuel supply challenges. (Photo: Malaysia Airlines)

The Malaysian government aims to begin producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2027, hoping to capitalize on its rich natural resources to expand its bioenergy sector.

However, research institutions suggest that while the country’s palm oil production is primarily export-driven, the potential alternative, used cooking oil (UCO), may not be sufficient to meet demand, highlighting significant pressures on the local biofuel supply.

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