Singapore Emulsion Fuel Pte Ltd
Launch of emulsion diesel production facility

Singapore | February 2010

Singapore Emulsion Fuel Pte Ltd engaged Rice Communications in January 2010 to provide PR & Corporate Communications support for the launch of SgEF’s emulsion diesel production facility in Tuas on February 5, 2010. Despite a tight lead time, Rice Comms was able to secure extensive media coverage in Singapore’s top tier media namely the Straits Times, Business Times, Lianhe Zaobao and Channel News Asia; and create recognition for SgEF amongst potential customers and investors in Singapore and overseas.

SgEF has developed a fuel that’s a lot more environment-friendly. Are we ready for it? By Timothy Seow

IF JEREMY Ng – founder and CEO of Singapore Emulsion Fuel Pte Ltd (SgEF) - has his way, all of Singapore’s public buses will be powered by his company’s very own nano-emulsion diesel in the near future.

SgEF opened Asia’s first clear nano-emulsion diesel plant in Tuas two weeks ago. With last December’s Copenhagen summit yielding disappointing results, and climate change statistics under much scrutiny recently, eco-enthusiasts could consider this a small plus for Singapore’s green drive.

Mr Ng, describing the emulsion diesel, said, ‘our team of researchers developed a breakthrough emulsion fuel that significantly lowers the diesel content within biofuels in use in the market today’.

This is done by blending diesel with water and SgEF’s biodegradable patent-pending proprietary additive, said Mr Ng.

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MR NG: SgEF currently has the capacity to produce 30,000 litres a day, and in the next 12 months we hope to ramp up production to 100,000 litres. - Photo: SgEF

S’pore firm develops emulsion fuel to curb reliance on fossil fuels

WATER and oil do not mix, but a Singapore start-up begs to differ.

Singapore Emulsion Fuel (SgEF) has formulated diesel that is one-fifth water, and is marketing it as fuel that is greener and more cost-efficient.

On Feb 5, it opened a $1 million, 40,000 sq ft plant in Tuas that can produce up to 300,000 litres of emulsion fuel a day.

‘We are starting with 30,000 litres a day, and shall go to 100,000 litres in a year’s time,’ said SgEF founder and chief executive Jeremy Ng.

Mr Ng, 55, left a 20-year career in the semiconductor industry for this green pursuit four years ago.

With $300,000 seed money from Spring Singapore’s …

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The emulsion fuel can be used in all existing diesel engines and machinery with no need for any modification. - PHOTO: SgEF

SINGAPURA, 9 Feb.  – Singapore Emulsion Fuel Pte Ltd (SgEF), sebuah syarikat inovatif di dalam ruang tenaga hijau, hari ini mengumumkan pembukaan kilang diesel cecair nano jernih yang pertama di Asia. Terletak di dalam kawasan zon perindustrian Tuas di Singapura, kilang yang berukuran 40,000 kaki persegi itu bakal mampu memenuhi permintaan yang meningkat bagi tenaga bersih di peringkat domestik dan merentasi rantau Asia Pasifik.

Matlamat SgEF adalah untuk menjadi pembekal global yang terkemuka bagi bahan bakar cecair dan bahan bakar bio alternatif yang lain. Sebuah syarikat pelabur milik SPRING SEEDS Capital, dan dengan disokong oleh Agensi Alam Sekitar Kebangsaan (NEA) dan Agensi Pembinaan dan Bangunan (BCA), SgEF ditubuhkan pada tahun 2006 untuk menangani kebergantungan dunia kepada bahan bakar fosil dan bagi menawarkan alternatif yang berdaya maju kepada bahan bakar bio yang sedia ada.

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SINGAPURA–MI Singapore Emulsion Fuel Pte Ltd (SgEF), pemain inovatif di bidang energi hijau, Senin (8/2), mengumumkan pembukaan pabrik listrik tenaga diesel bersih nano-emulsion pertama di Asia.

Instalasi itu, yang berada di dalam zona industri Tuas, Singapura, seluas 40.000 meter persegi, siap untuk melayani tuntutan yang meningkat akan energi bersih di dalam negeri dan di seluruh wilayah Asia-Pasifik. Tujuan SgEF ialah menjadi pemasok utama global bahan bakar emulsion
dan biofuel alternatif lain. SgEF, penanam modal di SPRING SEEDS Capital, yang didukung oleh Badan Lingkungan Hidup Nasional (NEA) dan Badan Pembangunan dan Bangunan (BCA), berdiri pada 2006 guna menangani ketergantungan global terhadap bahan bakar fosil.

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