EcoCeres, a pure-play renewable fuel producer, has helped clients including Cathay Pacific, British Airways, Air New Zealand and major logistics companies cut 1.2 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions in 2024 by supplying sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO). The company aims to achieve a 5-million-tonne reduction by 2035, according to its latest sustainability report, reports The Asset.
All EcoCeres products in 2024 were 100% International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) compliant, delivering up to 90% greenhouse gas emission cuts compared with conventional fossil fuels. The firm’s raw material traceability system integrates with the EU Union Database and aligns with the US Renewable Fuel Standard, meeting Renewable Energy Directive II and ISCC standards.
Using 100% waste-based feedstock—including used cooking oil and other waste materials—EcoCeres processed over 400,000 tonnes of waste into renewable fuels in 2024. The company increased R&D spending by 29.4% year-on-year to US$6.6 million, focusing on high-efficiency biomass refining.
EcoCeres also played a role in shaping global renewable fuel policy through participation in forums such as the World Economic Forum, Singapore Airshow, and IATA World Sustainability Symposium.
“Our work shows that industrial decarbonisation can be scalable, sustainable and socially equitable,” said Matti Lievonen, CEO of EcoCeres. He confirmed that the company will open its first SAF plant in Malaysia later this year, boosting renewable fuel production by 420,000 tonnes annually and doubling overall capacity with streamlined pipelines for efficient distribution.
