Bioenergy

Azelio has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the US company BIODICO INC (Biodico) for a project in Atascadero, California, US.

Gevo has signed a fuel sales agreement with Scandinavian Airline System for the supply of sustainable aviation fuel.

A Gasum survey has found that a change in the fuels used is not only expected but desired by HDV fleet operators.

CNG Fuels has announced plans to supply carbon neutral biomethane for HGVs and prepare for the adoption of hydrogen and electric technologies.

Plans to build the UK’s first commercial scale Bio-Substitute Natural Gas plant at Peel Environmental’s Protos site near Ellesmere Port have been approved.

Aries Clean Energy has successfully completed the US$65 million financial close for the Aries Linden Biosolids Gasification Facility in New Jersey, US.

Aker Solutions aims to generate about half of its revenue from renewable or distinct low carbon solutions by 2030, according to the company's 20/25/30 strategy.

Total has announced that it will focus its US$400 million global venture fund on fostering carbon neutrality.

Biogest has signed a cooperation agreement with Elakmon for further expansion of the company.

With new injection site, DTE and local dairy farmers are reducing greenhouse gas emissions and displacing fossil-based fuel by creating sustainable vehicle fuel.

Foresight Group LLP has announced the acquisition of two large scale anaerobic digestion plants as part of the sale of Strutt & Parker Ltd.

ARENA has announced AUS$9.41 million in funding for the construction and operation of a hydrogen production facility in Munster, Western Australia.

Gevo has developed proprietary, breakthrough processes that convert either low-carbon isobutanol or low-value ‘fusel oils’ into renewable diesel.

Swedish engineering company PetroBio has been commissioned to convert the energy production at the Dutch tomato grower Zonnekreek Tomato from natural gas to renewable bio energy.

Following the successful demonstration of performance and due diligence of its 2G ethanol technology, US-based Praj Industries is to commercialise its ‘enfinity’ technology.