Viva Energy welcomes Australia NGER reform recognizing low-carbon co-processed fuels
Reuters2026/07/30 05:21- Viva Energy backed Australian reforms to the NGER scheme that recognize certified renewable content in co-processed fuels as zero Scope 1 CO2.
- Change covers eligible co-processed diesel, LPG, kerosene; fossil portion continues to use the applicable fossil emissions factor.
- Rule allows ISCC PLUS certificates for two years while a Guarantee of Origin framework is developed, supporting near-term market formation.
- Viva Energy is advancing plans for co-processed diesel at its Geelong refinery; expects stronger customer demand to support commercial-scale output.
- Company has begun sourcing used cooking oil from Cleanaway as feedstock, aiming to keep more domestic supply and reduce customers’ Scope 1 emissions.
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