BBGI, Keppel, and CleanEdge partner to develop bio-LNG in Thailand

In a significant step towards advancing renewable energy, BBGI Public Company Limited has partnered with Keppel Ltd and CleanEdge Resources to explore and develop a Bio-LNG (liquefied biomethane) project in Thailand. The collaboration, formalised through a memorandum of understanding (MOU), aims to accelerate the growth of bio-based fuel solutions across Southeast Asia, starting with a production target of 130 tons per day by 2027.

The Bio-LNG initiative aligns with BBGI’s commitment to green innovation and Thailand’s net zero objectives, delivering a lower-carbon energy solution that is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. BBGI’s CEO, Kittiphong Limsuwanroj, expressed optimism about the partnership.

“We are delighted to announce BBGI’s commitment, in collaboration with our esteemed partners from Singapore, to study and develop a Bio-LNG production project that will become a new flagship of renewable energy initiative for Thailand and the region. This project aligns perfectly with BBGI’s vision of fostering sustainable green innovations. The investment in Bio-LNG production demonstrates the company’s commitment and marks an essential step towards BBGI’s role in energy transition. By producing clean, renewable energy from bio based fuels, we aim to make a meaningful contribution to Thailand’s net zero policy.”

Headquartered in Thailand, BBGI specialises in biofuel production, including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and biodiesel. The company aims to strengthen the country’s green infrastructure and set a precedent for other Southeast Asian nations.

CleanEdge Resources, based in Singapore, brings extensive experience in environmental engineering and biomass conversion, while Keppel, a global leader in sustainable infrastructure, will provide operational expertise and investment opportunities. Together, the three partners aim to create a robust production framework that will support the regional Bio-LNG market and contribute to broader sustainability goals.