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GCGF together with the Vietnam ACST under the Ministry of Construction, convened the International Conference on Sustainable Aviation Fuel Conference in Hanoi on 25 June 2026.

Technical testing validates alcohol fuels as practical marine fuel pathways

GCGF participated in the Argus Biofuels Conference, contributing to discussions across both the biofuels and Green Marine segments.

GCGF together with International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), convened a half-day workshop on Alcohol-Based Fuel Pathways for Shipping during Singapore Maritime Week 2026.

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore explores the potential of ethanol as a low-carbon marine fuel.

New studies examines the sustainable bioethanol supply potential of the United States and Brazil.

GCGF signed a MOU with the Academy of Construction Strategy and Cadres Training (ACST)

GCGF hosted a series of stakeholder workshops across Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang

GCGF Managing Director Clarence Woo joined an expert panel examining the emerging role of ethanol in maritime decarbonisation

GCGF and MEMA were featured in Ethanol Producer Magazine in an article titled “Ethanol’s Next Big Wave,” which explores expanding roles for ethanol beyond traditional markets

GCGF’s presentation centered on the role of ethanol as a scalable, near to mid-term marine fuel solution.

GCGF contributed to regional discussions on SAF feedstock scalability, carbon intensity, and certification frameworks at the Sustainable Aviation Futures APAC Congress.

Quantum Commodity Intelligence reports on Vietnam’s nationwide E10 rollout from June 2026, citing GCGF insights on supply readiness, imports, and the importance of a clear mandate to support market transition.

GCGF shared insights with Quantum Commodity Intelligence on ethanol’s growing role in maritime decarbonization and its potential to unlock over 20 million tonnes of new global demand.

GCGF contributed to maritime fuel discussions at the Global Ethanol Summit, highlighting ethanol’s role in shipping decarbonisation and advancing global collaboration on standards and market readiness.

GCGF is actively contributing to ISO technical work on maritime ethanol, supporting the development of internationally recognised fuel standards to enable safe, scalable adoption of alcohol fuels in shipping.

Singapore, 13 October 2025 The Global Centre for Green Fuels (GCGF ) has officially launched the Maritime Ethanol & Methanol Alliance (MEMA ), a new global platform to coordinate and accelerate the adoption of ethanol and methanol as low-carbon marine fuels. Anchored in Singapore, MEMA brings together shipowners, fuel producers, engine manufacturers, regulators, ports, and class societies to foster a shared framework fo r safe handling, fuel specification alignment, and lifec

Podcast Feature: GCGF speaks on Green Shift Podcast Our Managing Director, Clarence Woo , was recently featured on the Green Shift Podcast...

27 August 2025 | Hanoi | Vietnam Biofuels Forum The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) in collaboration with Global Centre for Green Fuels (GCGF) and the Vietnam Biofuels Association (VBFA), convened a pivotal forum on 27 August 2025 in Hanoi. The event, “Developing Biofuels for a Sustainable Future in Vietnam” took shape in the context of Vietnam actively implementing international commitments on climate change response, greenhouse gas emission reduction and aiming for

Global Centre for Green Fuels (GCGF) was featured in Manifold Times, a leading maritime and bunkering publication. In the article titled “GCGF: Why ethanol deserves a seat at the alternative bunker fuels table” (published 8 August 2025), GCGF’s Maritime Advisor, Chris Chatterton, made a compelling case for ethanol as a practical and scalable marine fuel.