Archive for August, 2026

ORLEN opens Marine Transshipment Terminal in Gdańsk including FAME

ORLEN opens Marine Transshipment Terminal in Gdańsk including FAME

August 10, 2026 |

In Poland, ORLEN has opened a Marine Transshipment Terminal at its Gdańsk refinery, marking the completion of one of the Group’s key logistics projects. The facility enables refinery products and feedstocks to be transferred directly between the refinery and tankers, eliminating the need for intermediate transport. Designed to handle more than 1.8 million tons of […]

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Inventure Renewables and CPM|Crown team up to expand reach of SimplEster tech

Inventure Renewables and CPM|Crown team up to expand reach of SimplEster tech

August 10, 2026 |

In Alabama, Inventure Renewables and CPM|Crown recently announced a global, non-exclusive partnership to bring Inventure’s proprietary SimplEster esterification technology to biodiesel. producers worldwide, paired with CPM|Crown’s established sodium methylate systems. The partnership is anchored by a proven commercial installation at Western Iowa Energy, LLC (WIE) located in Wall Lake, IA, where SimplEster was commissioned in […]

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American Airlines and Infinium announced first eSAF delivery for commercial flight

American Airlines and Infinium announced first eSAF delivery for commercial flight

August 10, 2026 |

In Texas, American Airlines and Infinium announced its first delivery of electro sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) to a commercial airport for use in a commercial passenger flight, marking a major milestone in the decarbonization of aviation. The eSAF was allocated to an American flight that departed Corpus Christi International Airport (CRP) and landed at Dallas […]

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D4 RIN values doubled in June from beginning of 2026

D4 RIN values doubled in June from beginning of 2026

August 10, 2026 |

In Washington, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, biomass-based diesel (“D4”) Renewable Identification Number (“RIN”) values reached approximately $2.41 per RIN as of June 4, 2026, nearly doubling from the beginning of the year and approaching historic highs. EIA attributed the increase primarily to higher federal renewable fuel blending requirements established by the U.S. […]

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Exolum acquires minority stake in SeaSeaS Amsterdam CO2 export terminal

Exolum acquires minority stake in SeaSeaS Amsterdam CO2 export terminal

August 10, 2026 |

In the Netherlands, Exolum has completed the acquisition of a minority stake in SeaSeaS Amsterdam, a project developing a multimodal CO₂ export terminal at the Port of Amsterdam. The transaction will help accelerate the development of infrastructure designed to connect industrial emitters in the Amsterdam region and other parts of the Netherlands and Germany with […]

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PYROCO2 demonstration plant on its way from Spain to Norway

PYROCO2 demonstration plant on its way from Spain to Norway

August 10, 2026 |

In Spain, after many months of collaboration, engineering and manufacturing, the construction of the first set of reactors developed by BPT with its partners Parcitank and Tecalsa in Spain has officially been completed. SINTEF, BPT and Parcitank were present for the final sign-off to start the transport from Spain to Norway by road and sea. […]

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Chinese researchers use fungi to develop flexible living textile

Chinese researchers use fungi to develop flexible living textile

August 10, 2026 |

In China, researchers at the Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed a flexible living textile based on Cordyceps militaris. The researchers grew C. militaris in liquid culture, where it formed spherical mycelial pellets composed of intertwined fungal filaments. After being collected and placed into moulds, the pellets naturally bonded […]

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Bills introduced in Congress to attack California’s shipping waivers

Bills introduced in Congress to attack California’s shipping waivers

August 10, 2026 |

In Washington, Congress introduced resolutions that attack two of California’s shipping waivers, the Ocean-Going Vessels At Berth and Commercial Harbor Craft waivers. For 50 years, the precedent set under both Democratic and Republican administrations is that the Clean Air Act waivers are not rules. NGO Pacific Environment says EPA’s move to reclassify them is misuse. […]

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The Digest’s 2026 Multi-Slide Guide to Bioprocess Data Infrastructure

The Digest’s 2026 Multi-Slide Guide to Bioprocess Data Infrastructure

August 10, 2026 |

Bioprocess data is strategic infrastructure, but raw data without context is expensive noise. While most operators collect basic historian and LIMS signals, they suffer from delayed, manual data reconstruction. True competitive advantage requires building a “contextualized operating history” by binding process signals to batches, materials, and events at write-time. This governed data architecture accelerates investigations, […]

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The Corner Belongs to Choice. Is Choice Around the Corner?

The Corner Belongs to Choice. Is Choice Around the Corner?

August 10, 2026 |

Fort Drum Service Plaza sits an hour southeast of Disney World along the Florida Turnpike, marked by a statue of Mickey Mouse that has signaled to a generation of children that the Magic Kingdom is near. At seven-fifteen in the morning, it plays host to what must surely be the longest line for Dunkin’ coffee […]

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