The Bintan project

Singapore needs renewable fuels. Bintan has the land to produce them.

Land rehabilitation. Renewable fuel production. Regional market access.

Aerial panorama from Singapore’s waterfront gardens and parkland out to the Singapore Strait, where dozens of cargo ships and tankers lie at anchor

Market, resource and connection

Singapore — the market

A global aviation, maritime and energy-trading hub with growing demand for renewable fuels and limited land for dedicated feedstock cultivation.

Bintan — the resource

Nearby degraded ex-bauxite mining land suitable for rehabilitation through sweet sorghum cultivation, subject to site validation and long-term lease arrangements.

Aligned Energy — the connection

An integrated cultivation and conversion platform positioned to supply renewable fuels to regional customers in Singapore and beyond.

Conceptual illustration in three tiers joined by arrows. Resource, Bintan: a green crop field on red soil. Connection, Aligned Energy: a fuel processing plant bearing the Aligned Energy name. Market, Singapore: a container ship, port cranes, storage tanks and a city skyline. — Conceptual illustration.

Project development

Beyond the concept

Feedstock
Sweet sorghum seed development and cultivation trials.
Engineering
Integrated gasification and Fischer–Tropsch process development with technical partners.
Product validation
Fischer–Tropsch liquids independently analysed; upgrading work ongoing.

Phased growth

Modular design. Phased growth.

A defined entry point to establish the first commercial unit, with a clear path to a 1,000 barrels-per-day platform.

Market entry phase

First commercial unit at Bintan.

~84 bpd

Nominal Fischer–Tropsch liquids (renewable diesel and bio-naphtha).

Commercial expansion

Standard units to reach

1,000 bpd

Nominal Fischer–Tropsch liquids capacity (barrels per day).

Each unit follows the same standard configuration, enabling phased expansion to 1,000 bpd and beyond.