In India, BioEnergy Times reported that FatHopes Energy has completed a feasibility study for its integrated sustainable aviation fuel refinery project in Malaysia, carried out by FGE NexantECA, marking a key step toward the project’s next phase.
Vinesh Sinha, CEO of FatHopes Energy, said establishing a clear SAF pathway and ensuring the refinery meets all regulatory and operational standards-particularly for end-to-end feedstock traceability-is essential. He noted that FGE NexantECA played a crucial role in confirming that the broader SAF ecosystem can be achieved before the refinery is developed.
FGE NexantECA has been working with FatHopes Energy since 2025 to conduct the study.
The assessment included evaluations of technology readiness, cost structures for different production pathways, potential reductions in lifecycle emissions, and the regulatory and policy frameworks affecting project viability and deployment.
The study also provided a detailed analysis of the global SAF market and evolving demand trends, according to the report.
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