Budget 2026: Singapore targets 1% sustainable fuel for departing flights

It is also building a low carbon ammonia bunkering solution in Jurong Island.

Singapore is aiming for all flights leaving the country to use at least 1% sustainable fuel by 2026, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

The government is committed to achieving 100% cleaner vehicles by 2040, and is now greening its aviation and maritime sectors as well, Wong said in his Budget 2026 speech

Singapore is also partnering with the shipping industry to develop a low carbon ammonia bunkering solution in Jurong Island.

If successful, Singapore will be among the first countries in the world to supply ammonia commercially as a fuel for international shipping, Wong said.

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