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KPI OceanConnect collaborates with WAN HAI Lines on first biofuel delivery in Singapore

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KPI OceanConnect has announced the successful delivery of B24 biofuel to WAN HAI Lines’ container vessel, WAN HAI 510, in Singapore, with SK Energy International as the physical supplier of the fuel.
Building on the long-standing partnership with KPI OceanConnect, the deal marks the first biofuel delivery to WAN HAI Lines.
The ISCC certified biofuel will support the shipper to meet its sustainable development goals by providing GHG emissions reductions of up to 20%, when compared to conventional fuel oil.
The delivery is a first step in realising a tailored alternative fuels strategy, developed in partnership with KPI OceanConnect.
Jesper Sørensen, head of alternative fuels and carbon markets at KPI OceanConnect, commented: “WAN HAI Lines has been a long-standing partner of KPI OceanConnect and we are proud to have facilitated its first biofuel delivery. With our robust expertise in biofuel bunkering and global reach, we are able to support clients in progressing their alternative fuel strategy.
“Partnerships will lead the way forward to reaching net-zero targets, bringing much needed expertise, knowledge and confidence in decision-making. At KPI OceanConnect, we are committed to playing an active role in aggregating demand and connecting bunker suppliers with buyers to build up the global low-carbon fuel infrastructure and meet growing demand.”
WAN HAI Lines added in a statement: “We are very proud to announce our first biofuel supply in collaboration with KPI OceanConnect at the port of Singapore.
“Adopting biofuels is a key strategy in our efforts to accelerate the transition towards decarbonisation and achieve our company's emission reduction goals. We extend our gratitude to KPI OceanConnect for their professionalism in fulfilling our needs. We remain committed to collaborating with our partners and stakeholders to drive continuous progress in our sustainability journey.”






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