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Pegasus Materials debuts bio-based specialty materials for electronics, aerospace, and 3D printing

Pegasus Materials debuts bio-based specialty materials for electronics, aerospace, and 3D printing

November 23, 2025 |

In the Netherlands, Pegasus Materials BV, a high-performance materials company combining chemistry, material science, and biomanufacturing, announced the debut of its first two materials and the expansion of its Seed round. The new investment by venture studio Ferment and existing investor LIOF, alongside prior investment from Fibrant BV, will accelerate commercial scale-up of Pegasus’s products […]

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DHL Express and Phillips 66 advance SAF usage in the U.S. through multi-year deal

DHL Express and Phillips 66 advance SAF usage in the U.S. through multi-year deal

November 23, 2025 |

In Germany, DHL Express has announced a significant SAF agreement with Phillips 66, an integrated downstream energy provider and SAF producer headquartered in the United States. This agreement will see the delivery of over 240,000 metric tons of SAF over a three-year period, aimed at reducing lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 737,000 metric tons […]

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Emirates, ENOC sign MoU to develop large-scale SAF supply chain in Dubai

Emirates, ENOC sign MoU to develop large-scale SAF supply chain in Dubai

November 23, 2025 |

In India, BioEnergy Times reported that Emirates and ENOC Group have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore supplying SAF at scale to Emirates at its Dubai hub.  Under the MoU, both sides will conduct feasibility studies to determine what is required to build a dependable SAF supply chain in Dubai. The studies will look […]

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Researchers explore new corn to methanol fuel pathway

Researchers explore new corn to methanol fuel pathway

November 23, 2025 |

In Iowa, Farms,com reported that a new project funded by Minnesota Corn is aiming to revolutionize the way corn is used for renewable fuel.  Professor Paul Dauenhauer, a chemical engineering researcher at the University of Minnesota, is leading a study to explore how corn can be transformed into methanol through a more efficient, inorganic catalytic […]

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Indonesian government starts construction of 7 initial waste-to-energy plants in 2026

Indonesian government starts construction of 7 initial waste-to-energy plants in 2026

November 23, 2025 |

In Indonesia, Antara reported that Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto announced the construction of seven waste-to-energy power plants (PLTSa) to begin in 2026, as the first step toward realizing 33 waste-to-energy power plants by 2029. “Through Danantara (Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund), the government has committed to building waste-to-energy power plants, with the […]

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Shell secures power deals for renewable hydrogen electrolyzer in Germany

Shell secures power deals for renewable hydrogen electrolyzer in Germany

November 20, 2025 |

In the UK, Shell Energy Europe Limited, a subsidiary of Shell, has signed two separate power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Germany with Nordsee One GmbH and Solarkraftwerk Halenbeck-Rohlsdorf I/II Gmbh. The agreements will secure a significant proportion of the renewable electricity needed to power the REFHYNE 2 hydrogen electrolyser under construction at the Shell Energy […]

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Lhyfe signs a new renewable hydrogen supply contract for the heavy mobility sector

Lhyfe signs a new renewable hydrogen supply contract for the heavy mobility sector

November 20, 2025 |

In France, Lhyfe has announced the signing of a multi-year contract with an operator in the hydrogen heavy-mobility sector. Under this agreement, Lhyfe will supply its customer with RFNBO-certified renewable hydrogen (Renewable Fuel of Non-Biological Origin), the most demanding standard set by the European Union for renewable hydrogen. Through this new multi-year contract, Lhyfe will […]

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Raven SR awarded authority to construct organic waste-to-hydrogen facility in California

Raven SR awarded authority to construct organic waste-to-hydrogen facility in California

November 20, 2025 |

In Wyoming, Raven SR, a renewable fuels company specializing in producing clean hydrogen from waste, announced that it has received its final Air Permit and Authority to Construct (ATC) from the Bay Area Air District (BAAD), authorizing construction of the first facility in California to convert diverted organic waste into renewable hydrogen through a non-combustion […]

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Hyundai eyes 1-GW green hydrogen plant, PEM electrolyzer production

Hyundai eyes 1-GW green hydrogen plant, PEM electrolyzer production

November 20, 2025 |

In Bulgaria, Renewables Now reported that Hyundai Motor is stepping up its push into hydrogen, outlining plans for a gigawatt-level electrolysis plant along with new initiatives in water electrolyser development for green hydrogen production. The South Korean automotive manufacturer plans to build a 1-GW proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis plant in the southwest, taking advantage […]

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Steel giant ArcelorMittal powers Spanish mill with green hydrogen

Steel giant ArcelorMittal powers Spanish mill with green hydrogen

November 20, 2025 |

In India, BioEnergy Times reported that steelmaking company ArcelorMittal has successfully started using a system that runs entirely on green hydrogen to heat its rolling mill in Olaberria, Spain. The mill requires intense heat to prepare steel for shaping. The company has swapped out its previous natural gas furnaces for new units that burn only […]

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