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Green hydrogen producer Lhyfe expands container fleet dedicated to hydrogen transport

Green hydrogen producer Lhyfe expands container fleet dedicated to hydrogen transport

July 9, 2026 |

In South Africa, Mining Weekly reported that green hydrogen producer Lhyfe has taken delivery of 10 new Hexagon Purus containers, with the company now operating 84 Type IV tube trailers dedicated to hydrogen transport. The report stated that Lhyfe made more than 850 deliveries in 2025, supplying green hydrogen across nine European countries. The company […]

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Hyundai Motor Group withdraws Canadian hydrogen project

Hyundai Motor Group withdraws Canadian hydrogen project

July 9, 2026 |

In Korea, Business Korea reported that Hyundai Motor Group withdrew its plan for the local ‘hydrogen ecosystem construction project’ in Canada that it had been reviewing. Rather than discovering new hydrogen projects additionally, it is expected to concentrate its capabilities on accelerating the promotion of existing businesses such as Ulsan, Saemangeum, and Guangzhou, China, according […]

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Andritz to build 12.5-MW green H2 plant for RAG Austria

Andritz to build 12.5-MW green H2 plant for RAG Austria

July 9, 2026 |

In Bulgaria, Renewables Now reported that Austrian plant engineering group Andritz said it has launched the construction of a 12.5-MW green hydrogen plant, touted as its home country’s largest one, on behalf of gas storage operator RAG Austria AG. The facility will be located in Gampern, Upper Austria, and will be capable of producing around […]

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Ineos lines up blue hydrogen supply from Equinor-Engie for Antwerp cracker

Ineos lines up blue hydrogen supply from Equinor-Engie for Antwerp cracker

July 9, 2026 |

In the UK, Gas World reported that chemicals major Ineos has signed a preliminary blue hydrogen offtake deal with the Equinor-Engie joint venture H2BE for its Project One cracker in Antwerp, Belgium. Blue hydrogen produced by Engie and Equinor could be supplied via a pipeline from Ghent to Antwerp as Ineos intends to make its […]

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NCGA targets maritime fuel, SAF and biobased products to grow US corn demand

NCGA targets maritime fuel, SAF and biobased products to grow US corn demand

July 7, 2026 |

In Kenya, Milling Middle East and Africa reported that the US National Corn Growers Association says maritime fuel, sustainable aviation fuel and biobased products could create billions of bushels of new demand for US corn. According to the NCGA, three sectors offer the biggest opportunity. Maritime fuel could create demand for about 3 billion bushels […]

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SAF fuel takes off at Brisbane Airport

SAF fuel takes off at Brisbane Airport

July 7, 2026 |

In Australia, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) said that Viva Energy Australia has recently completed refurbishing a storage tank at its Pinkenba Terminal which is now able to store, blend and supply sustainable aviation fuel to Brisbane Airport. The project had received funding from ARENA. The project will supply SAF to aircraft at Brisbane […]

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One-third of SAF projects will fail, warns IATA

One-third of SAF projects will fail, warns IATA

July 7, 2026 |

In the UK, Aerospace Global News reported that a third of the sustainable aviation fuel projects that have been promised for the global aviation industry by the end of the decade may never be delivered, according to new analysis from the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The analysis, published by IATA’s Sustainability & Economics division, […]

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FatHopes Energy, MotionECO sign MoU to support SAF production

FatHopes Energy, MotionECO sign MoU to support SAF production

July 7, 2026 |

In Malaysia, FatHopes Energy and MotionECO signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a strategic partnership focused on the sourcing and long-term supply of second-generation biofuel feedstock to support SAF production. Under the collaboration, MotionECO will act as FatHopes Energy’s strategic sourcing partner for Used Cooking Oil (UCO) and other qualifying sustainable feedstocks originating […]

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Axens expands its SAF portfolio via acquisition

Axens expands its SAF portfolio via acquisition

July 7, 2026 |

In France, Axens, announced that it has signed an agreement with Air Liquide to acquire its Methanol to Olefins technology portfolio, including the Lurgi Methanol-to-Propylene. This addition expands Axens’ SAF portfolio through Axens’ Jetanol process chain, offering its customers an end-to-end solution for SAF production through the Methanol to Jet pathway (MTJ). This technology portfolio […]

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Deutsche Bank invests in SAF with Lufthansa Group

Deutsche Bank invests in SAF with Lufthansa Group

July 7, 2026 |

In Germany, Lufthansa reported that Deutsche Bank is investing in the deployment of SAF in air transport with the Lufthansa Group. The jointly agreed volume of approximately 1,600 metric tons of SAF enables an estimated emissions saving of around 5,500 metric tons of CO2. This is equivalent to the CO2 emissions of approximately 520 flights […]

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