Banle Energy, Yang Ming perform Port Klang’s first B24 biofuel bunkering services

In the Netherlands, Offshore Energy reported that Banle Energy International, a Hong Kong subsidiary of marine fuel logistic company Banle Energy Group, has completed two B24 biofuel bunkering services for Taiwanese shipping company Yang Ming at Malaysia’s Port Klang, marking the port’s first biofuel bunkering supply.

The B24 biofuel is a blend of used cooking oil methyl ester and traditional marine fuel. Compared to traditional marine fuel, the B24 biofuel blend is projected to reduce approximately 20% of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to the report.

Teck Lim Chia, Chairman and CEO of Banle Energy, said: “We are honored to facilitate Port Klang’s first inaugural B24 biofuel bunkering services. This milestone not only marks a significant step in the Group’s sustainable development journey but also demonstrates our contribution to the global shipping industry’s low-carbon transition.”

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