In Singapore, Splash Maritime News reported that marine fuel supplier Peninsula and liquid energy and chemicals storage company Evos have agreed to move ahead with dedicated biofuel storage at Algeciras, adding up to 60,000 cu m of capacity at one of Europe’s busiest fuel and shipping hubs. The companies have signed an MoU that would […]
In Alabama, NantBioRenewables, the company behind the Wave Ware line of high-performance renewable foodservice products, announced that BioCal-ICS has earned the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s USDA Certified Biobased Product Label. BioCal-ICS is a line of compostable straws and tableware made with Ocean Calcium Sand, a renewable mineral formed naturally in the ocean. Products in the […]
In the UK, Wales.UK reported that A MAJOR new hydrogen production facility worth around $67 million is expected to begin construction in Milford Haven later this year, marking another step in Pembrokeshire’s transition towards low-carbon energy. The West Wales Hydrogen project, planned for land at the Impala Terminal within the port of Milford Haven, will […]
In Colorado, Public News Service reported that City officials in Anchorage are turning waste that would otherwise be buried in a landfill into energy. Anchorage is building a large incinerator to burn trash and create steam that will be harnessed as electricity. Anchorage conducted a feasibility study on the waste-to-energy plant six years ago and […]
In the UK, Middle East Online reported that a consortium led by Swiss-Japanese firm Kanadevia Inova said it plans to start building a $1.5 billion waste-to-energy plant in Casablanca by the end of the year, with full operations expected mid-2030. The facility in Morocco’s largest city will be the second of its kind in Africa […]
In the Netherlands, BBN reported that the Port of Amsterdam is expanding infrastructure and storage for renewable fuels as rising volumes of biofuels, methanol and other low carbon energy products reshape the port’s traditional role as a fossil fuel hub. Storage capacity for renewable components in the Amsterdam port area increased from about 300,000 cubic […]
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that researchers from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, together with colleagues from Meyer Werft and the Helmut Schmidt University of the Bundeswehr Hamburg (HSU), are developing an innovative hydrogen storage facility for the port operation of a passenger ship. The on-board system is intended to enable zero-emission energy supply. The […]
In Colombia, the Colombian Ministry of Mines and Energy said that Colombia took a decisive step toward consolidating hydrogen as one of the major pillars of a just energy transition. In the virtual session of the National Council for Economic and Social Policy (CONPES), the minister of Mines and Energy, Edwin Palma, cast a favorable […]
Producer economics are dictated by volatile RIN market prices rather than headline Renewable Volume Obligation (RVO) targets. Driven by feedstock costs, EV penetration, and surging biogas supplies, RIN price swings contribute more variance to producer P&L than any other policy variable. Because uncontracted merchant RINs are highly unbankable, volume growth cannot offset a price collapse. […]
In the Netherlands, KLM, together with SkyNRG and invited guests, marks the start of construction of the first facility in the Netherlands fully dedicated to the production of SAF, alternative aviation fuel. This milestone officially kicks off construction of the plant, developed by SkyNRG, and represents an important step in scaling up SAF production in […]
