We lead the way towards a sustainable future

We’re using science and innovative technology to transform waste and other resources into renewable fuels and circular raw materials; helping you act now, to meet your sustainability goals.

Who we are

We are Neste, the world’s leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel and a forerunner in developing renewable and circular feedstock solutions for polymers and chemicals.

Why, what, where. Safely.

Neste has an unique way of operating with safety at the core.

Neste in Singapore

Neste in Singapore and Asia Pacific

Singapore is the hub of Neste's renewable production, commercial activities in Asia pacific region and APAC Innovation Center.

Diesel done differently

Neste MY Renewable Diesel™ is a road-ready, high performance fuel to help achieve sustainability goals with your existing diesel fleet.

Taking off to a new era

Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel™ (SAF) is a direct replacement to fossil jet fuel reducing GHG emissions by up to 80% over its life cycle.

Rethinking raw materials

Neste RE™ from renewable and recycled raw materials helps replace fossil resources in the production of polymers and chemicals.

Neste offers refined high-quality, low-sulphur bunker fuels which guarantee uncompromising stability and reliability.

Making waves

In the marine transport sector, even incremental sustainability improvements can deliver a massive impact.

Releases and news

Here you will find our latest press and stock exchange releases, and news.

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Technology and engineering

Co-creating a more sustainable future – producing e-fuels from CO2 and green hydrogen

What's not to like about e-fuels? Derived from captured CO2 combined with green hydrogen, they stand out as a notable prospect in the renewable fuels arena.

News and insights

What is green hydrogen, and how can it be used to build a healthier planet?

Nearly everyone has heard of hydrogen at some point in their life. It is, after all, the very first element on the periodic table. Today, hydrogen is often mentioned alongside technologies that are rapidly evolving to meet the pressing demand for cleaner, more sustainable energy.