Energy and commodity trading in Singapore

A Singapore-headquartered agribusiness and the world's largest processor of edible oils and specialty fats; it refines, fractionates and blends edible oils, specialty fats, oleochemicals, sugar and flour, and expanded its Singapore edible-oils production by acquiring Cargill's Singapore edible-oil facility.

A Singapore-headquartered integrated palm-oil manufacturer running refineries plus a specialty-fats and oleochemicals complex; its portfolio spans cooking oil, margarine and shortening, specialty fats and functional blends.

Runs Singapore's largest refining-and-chemicals complex on Jurong Island (Pioneer Road and Pulau Ayer Chawan) at 592,000 barrels a day, integrated with a 1.9-million-tonne-a-year ethylene steam cracker, the world's largest lubricant base-oil plant (about 51,900 barrels a day of Group II) and around 440 MW of cogeneration, plus a large fuels-and-feedstocks supply-and-trading function and a resid-upgrade facility making specialty base stocks.

Runs its Tuas Lube Park plant at up to 430 million litres a year (around 390 kt) — Shell’s third-largest lubricants plant worldwide, over half marine lubricants and grease — a principal global trading hub from Singapore across crude, products, LNG and gas, and, after its acquisition of Pavilion Energy, a leading Singapore LNG trading, supply and marine-bunkering portfolio.

The Singapore bunkering arm of PetroChina, an MPA-licensed supplier and long-standing volume leader on the top-10, awarded a methanol licence.

Its Tuas Lube Park plant is TotalEnergies’ single largest lubricant blending plant worldwide at 310 kt a year (automotive, industrial and marine), with on-site solar; it also runs its Asian oil, products and LNG trading from Singapore.

An SGX-listed energy and urban-solutions group, and Singapore's largest solar owner-operator — over 535 MWp locally across rooftop, ground-mount and floating, including the 60 MWp Tengeh Reservoir floating farm and the won 86 MWp Pandan Reservoir tender, with SolarNova tranches awarded. In water, it operates the Sembcorp NEWater Plant at Changi, Singapore's fifth and largest (~228,000 m3/day), and multiple energy-efficient MBR industrial-wastewater and reclamation plants including on Jurong Island.

An SGX-listed asset manager and operator whose infrastructure arm spans three clean-energy capabilities. In solar, Keppel Renewable Energy develops solar and cross-border clean-power, progressing an Indonesia-to-Singapore electricity import licence. In water, Keppel Seghers built and operates the 137,000 m3/day Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant and delivered the 162,800 m3/day Ulu Pandan NEWater upgrade. In waste, it runs the ~2,310 t/day Senoko and ~800 t/day Keppel Seghers Tuas waste-to-energy plants, together treating close to half of Singapore's incinerable waste.