Transport ministry pushes sustainable aviation fuel bill

The bill will empower CAAS to collect a fixed SAF levy from air transport users.

The Ministry of Transport has introduced a bill to amend the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) Act 2009, enabling the implementation of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) policies.

If passed, the bill will empower CAAS to collect a fixed SAF levy from air transport users, based on the volume of SAF needed and a projected premium, to create a SAF Fund.

The fund will be used to procure, manage and allocate SAF and SAF environmental attributes (EAs) to cover related administrative costs.

The bill will also establish a central procurement entity to carry out these functions.

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