Saneg launches Saneg JetWhites for aviation fuel development
Published by Oliver Kleinschmidt,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Uzbekistan oil and gas company Saneg has announced the creation of a new subsidiary – Saneg JetWhites, which will become an operator for the sale of aviation fuel of both domestic and imported production.
The new brand will be part of Saneg's strategic direction to enter the aviation fuel market and strengthen its position in high-tech segments of the oil and gas industry.
Saneg JetWhites will sell the products of the Fergana Oil Refinery, including TS-1, JET A-1 aviation fuels and SSF jet fuel, produced in accordance with domestic and international quality standards.
"The creation of Saneg JetWhites is not just a structural expansion. We are building a full-fledged platform that can become a reliable supplier for airlines, ensuring stable volumes, high quality and flexibility of logistics. Already today, our fuel and refuelling complex in Tashkent has a capacity of up to 400 000 tpy, which is about 80% of the republic's total needs for aviation fuel. We understand the scale of the challenges and are building infrastructure that corresponds to the national importance of the industry. This is a new stage in the development of the vertically integrated Saneg model," said Tulkin Yusupov, CEO of Saneg.
Increase in volumes and technological base
The Fergana Oil Refinery already has the necessary capacities and technologies to produce high-quality aviation fuel. In 2025, it is planned to increase the production of SSF semi-synthetic jet fuel to 240 000 tpy, and by 2030 - to 500 000 tpy, which will cover a significant part of the needs of local air carriers.
"The production of SSF semi-synthetic fuel is a contribution to the sustainable development of the aviation industry. This approach is in line with international trends towards more environmentally friendly and efficient fuels," commented Zafarjon Teshabayev, Director of the Fergana Oil Refinery.
The company plans to further expand the range of products provided to the market. Currently, Saneg's research and production divisions are working on the introduction of technology to organise the production of fully synthetic jet fuel that meets the highest international requirements. This will open up new opportunities for both the domestic market and the export of environmentally oriented products.
Logistics and storage infrastructure
In addition to the implementation of its own production, Saneg JetWhites will carry out regular deliveries of imported jet fuel in the amount of up to 5000 - 10 000 tpm. These volumes will allow to meet the needs of foreign airlines flying to Uzbekistan in a timely manner and provide flexibility during peak periods.
To ensure sustainable supply, the company also plans to develop storage infrastructure in Samarkand and Bukhara. The terminals will play a key role in ensuring uninterrupted supply to airports and forming an efficient logistics chain.
"Our task is to build an effective aviation fuel supply system that will be flexible, technologically advanced and customer-oriented. We understand the high requirements of the aviation industry and strive to become a reliable partner for it," concluded Azizbek Gayupov, Director of Saneg JetWhites.
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