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The biodiesel industry is growing in China, led by Gushan Environmental who owns 5 facilities at a total capacity of 87MGY, with plans to continue capacity expansion. A number of other firms, including PetroChina and CNOOC are investing in the space with plants in the 10MGY to 40MGY capacity range. Chinese producers use a variety of feedstocks, with a focus on palm oil and jatropha from Indonesia and Malaysia.

Biodiesel production first came online in Indonesia in 2008, despite being a leading exporter of palm oil. While capacity is relatively low, the plants that have or are coming online are of commercial size (20+MGY). A number of projects have been delayed with the rising prices of palm oil.

Biodiesel production in Malaysia is similarly dependent on palm oil and palm oil prices. The country has only 10 completed plants at a total capacity of 130MGY. One of these plants is being expanded to 96MGY.

Singapore is growing rapidly in production capacity with several major projects coming online. Most of the capacity is owned by a few firms, with Natural Fuels making up 164MGY with its facility and 220MGY coming online from Neste Oil. All production uses palm oil as the feedstock.

Currently Producing
Plant Name/Website	Location	Capacity (MGY)	Feedstock
ADM-Wilmar	Riau, Indonesia	68	Palm Oil
Natural Fuels Limited	Singpore, Singapore	164	Palm
Peter Cremer (Singapore)	Singpore, Singapore	50	Palm

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Temporarily Shutdown
Plant Name/Website	Location	Capacity (MGY)	Feedstock

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Under Construction
Plant Name/Website	Location	Capacity (MGY)	Feedstock
Neste Oil - Singapore	Singapore, Singapore	220	Multi-Feedstock
Mission New Energy	Kuantan, Mayalsia	96 (expansion)	Jatropha

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