Archive for August, 2026

Dutch inland barge transporting biodiesel will run on B100

Dutch inland barge transporting biodiesel will run on B100

August 24, 2026 |

In the Netherlands, Birjo II, owned by DK Shipping, is a large barge used for transporting biofuels on Dutch inland waterways. It is primarily used for transporting biodiesel from Sunoil’s production facility in Kampen to its storage locations, while also carrying out direct deliveries to customers. By transitioning from fossil fuel to B100, the barge […]

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Bioenergética Aroeira using biomethane in trucks to transport sugar to port

Bioenergética Aroeira using biomethane in trucks to transport sugar to port

August 24, 2026 |

In Brazil, Datagro reports Bioenergética Aroeira, in partnership with Gasgrid/ZEG Biogás, Aguetoni Transportes, and VLI Logística, presents the first low-carbon transport flow for sugar from Minas Gerais to the Port of Santos. The project uses biomethane produced from sugarcane industry waste to fuel trucks that transport sugar to the Uberaba Integrated Terminal, managed by VLI. […]

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China develops system for private jets to comply with SAF mandate too

China develops system for private jets to comply with SAF mandate too

August 24, 2026 |

In China, China successfully implemented its first SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) compliance service for foreign-registered business jets at Beijing Capital International Airport. In partnership with China National Aviation Fuel, Sino Jet launched a new and industry-leading service model. This makes Sino Jet the first business aviation service provider in China to adopt this approach, providing […]

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JBS successfully runs truck on B100 for 500,000km without problems

JBS successfully runs truck on B100 for 500,000km without problems

August 24, 2026 |

In Brazil, JBS, through TRS and Biopower advanced testing with trucks supplied with biodiesel 100% (B100) as a direct substitute for diesel and reaches an unprecedented milestone in Brazilian transport: the first truck, without adaptations, fueled exclusively with the biofuel completed more than 500,000 kilometers. In operation for three years, the truck carries out daily […]

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Hyperfuels supplying bio-isobutanol through US as E0 option

Hyperfuels supplying bio-isobutanol through US as E0 option

August 24, 2026 |

In Texas, HYPERFUELS LLC recently announced that it is supplying renewable isobutanol throughout the United States for use as a gasoline oxygenate and as a high-performance alternative to ethanol in ethanol-free gasoline programs. HYPERFUELS will deliver renewable isobutanol in bulk by barge, railcar, and truckload, providing gasoline terminals, blenders, distributors, and specialty-fuel marketers with a […]

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Persero sends B100 biodiesel reactor to South Kalimantan to boost regional proudction

Persero sends B100 biodiesel reactor to South Kalimantan to boost regional proudction

August 24, 2026 |

In Indonesia, PT Barata Indonesia (Persero) has sent a B100 Biodiesel Reactor to South Kalimantan, an order from PT Paripurna Swakarsa to provide domestic manufacturing technology solutions supporting the development of national biodiesel production. The B100 Biodiesel Reactor is a tool used in the process of processing CPO (Crude Palm Oil) into biodiesel through the […]

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Mahle’s new battery heavy vehicle engines nearly zero CO2 when running on HVO100

Mahle’s new battery heavy vehicle engines nearly zero CO2 when running on HVO100

August 24, 2026 |

In Germany, Mahle’s range extender electric trucks combine the sustainability of electric drive systems with the flexibility and range of the internal combustion engine. They assist the cost-intensive road transport sector to lower total cost of ownership over the vehicle life cycle and facilitate climate-friendly investments. In addition, range extender BEVs contribute to achieving European […]

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CABBI researchers genetically engineer yeast to boost biochemical production

CABBI researchers genetically engineer yeast to boost biochemical production

August 24, 2026 |

In Illinois, a team at the Center for Advanced Bioenergy and Bioproducts Innovation (CABBI) genetically engineered yeast to allow for the simultaneous transport of multiple sugars. Native yeast sugar transporters have a strong glucose preference and create a bottleneck for efficient biochemical and biofuel production. These transporters were replaced by SWEET7P in engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae capable of […]

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Argentine senate exploring E15 mandate

Argentine senate exploring E15 mandate

August 24, 2026 |

In Argentina, Agroempresario reports the Senate is proposing to raise the 12% to 15% mandatory bioethanol blend in fossil fuels, although some senators would like to see it as high as 18%, with the aim of expanding production, attracting investment and generating greater activity in regional economies. For the producing provinces, the increase in cutting […]

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The Digest’s 2026 Multi-Slide Guide to EPC Capacity and Owner Teams

The Digest’s 2026 Multi-Slide Guide to EPC Capacity and Owner Teams

August 24, 2026 |

Developers often blame labor shortages for slipping schedules and rush to lock construction capacity. However, evidence shows that selective contractor bidding is a commercial risk posture, not a workforce shortage. The true bottleneck lies on the owner’s side of the table, where seventy three percent of capital project teams are understaffed or lack experienced leadership. […]

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