Sarawak is making strides in the renewable energy sector by engaging in advanced discussions with Oiltek to pioneer a pilot Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) plant powered by waste-based feedstock. Spearheaded by SEDC Energy, the project aims to establish a 15KTA renewable fuels modular plant utilizing Sulzer's Bioflux technology, highlighting Sarawak's commitment to becoming a clean energy hub. Oiltek, known for its expertise in building renewable energy facilities in Asia, is supporting Sarawak's SAF roadmap. Additionally, partnerships with Apeiron Bioenergy are geared towards ensuring a stable feedstock supply for the plant through a sustainable UCO logistics and collection ecosystem. SEDC Energy's CEO, Robert Hardin, emphasized the importance of hydrogen in SAF production, aligning the project with Sarawak's broader hydrogen value chain initiatives. This initiative not only addresses the mounting global pressure for aviation decarbonisation but also positions Sarawak strategically in meeting international demand for low-emission fuels. The SAF pilot plant signifies a significant leap towards Sarawak's green energy ambitions and underscores its dedication to sustainable practices and circular economy principles.