Blue World Technologies is starting production
The methanol fuel cell developer and manufacturer is starting a limited production which is the first step in commercialising its fuel cell technology.
The methanol fuel cell developer and manufacturer is starting a limited production which is the first step in commercialising its fuel cell technology.
The company will develop up to 200 new biogas and sustainable organic fertilizer projects in Europe and North America in the next three years.
The platform will be used for renewable diesel and bioplastics production, as well as plastics recycling.
Worley is set to provide the early front-end engineering and design for carbon capture units which will incorporate Drax’s bioenergy with carbon capture and storage negative emissions process scheme.
Tokyo Gas announces acquisition of wood pellet biomass power generation facilities in Toyama and Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
The first batch produced by the company consists of 7000 t of aviation fuel made from biomass.
CleanBay Renewables announces partnership with Kiewit to engineer and construct an anaerobic digestion plant to produce renewable energy.
GranBio’s 2G Ethanol technology converts lignocellulosic, non-food biomass to renewable, low carbon intensity biofuels.
Eta Bio intends to construct a full-scale commercial plant for the production of cellulosic ethanol at a site in northeast Bulgaria with Clariant’s sunliquid technology.
Nuseed Limited will supply Nuseed Carinata to Saipol plants to be processed for the low carbon renewable fuel market.
Chesapeake Utilities Corp. has announced a partnership with CleanBay Renewables to increase sustainable energy in the Delmarva community.
The MoU signals the commitment of BTS Biogas and ENGIE in working together to increase their decarbonisation efforts.
Greenlane Renewables is set to upgrade dairy farm systems to supply biogas to the local Californian network in the US.
SoCalGas, PG&E and Opus 12 have stated that they have advanced their new technology which converts CO2 from raw biogas into renewable natural gas.
Neste’s new project will research and develop sustainable alternatives that could reduce the reliance on crude oil for transportation fuels and chemical and polymer production.