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Taiwanese ship operator orders methanol ready engines for 30+ container vessels

Taiwanese ship operator orders methanol ready engines for 30+ container vessels

July 3, 2025 |

In Switzerland, WinGD will provide XDFM dual-fuel methanol and X-Engine methanol-ready engine designs for over 30 container vessels to be built for a major Taiwanese container ship operator. As well as indicating the competitiveness of WinGD’s methanol concept, the contract highlights the immediate impact of IMO’s Net Zero Framework and GHG Fuel Intensity (GFI) Standard […]

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Chinese researchers turn glycerine into glyceric acid

Chinese researchers turn glycerine into glyceric acid

July 3, 2025 |

In China, a team from Shaanxi Normal University has developed an innovative catalyst that efficiently transforms this low-value waste stream into glyceric acid—a high-value chemical used in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food industries, and as a precursor for biodegradable polymers. Bio-diesel production generates approximately 10% glycerol by weight, creating a significant surplus as global biodiesel adoption increases. […]

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RFA applauds passage of One Big Beautiful Bill Act

RFA applauds passage of One Big Beautiful Bill Act

July 3, 2025 |

In Washington, with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the Renewable Fuels Association applauded the inclusion of several key tax provisions that will enhance the role of the U.S. ethanol industry in contributing to American energy security and innovation. Specifically, the OBBBA includes the following improvements to the 45Z Clean Fuel tax […]

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Ethanol production slips barely to five-week low

Ethanol production slips barely to five-week low

July 2, 2025 |

In Washington, Brownfield Ag News reports Energy Information Agency data shows ethanol production fell to a five-week low of 1.076 million barrels last week. The slight reduction in volumes helped to increase crush margins for a typical ethanol plant in Iowa despite being only 5,000 bpd compared to the week prior. Lower production weighed slightly […]

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Online bidding begins for mothballed Attis biofuel plant

Online bidding begins for mothballed Attis biofuel plant

July 2, 2025 |

n New York state, CNY Central reports online bidding has kicked off for the former Attis biofuel plant in Oswego County, three years after being mothballed. It was shut down in 2022 due to a foul odor resulting from a prolonged burning, one that was bad enough to attract Sen. Schumer to investigate the complaints […]

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Koster’s biomethane plant inauguration opens up doors for six new methane-powered vehicles

Koster’s biomethane plant inauguration opens up doors for six new methane-powered vehicles

July 2, 2025 |

In Germany, at the inauguration of the biomethane plant in San Nazzaro Sesia, KOSTER took a decisive step towards a completely sustainable energy supply chain. During the event, six new methane-powered vehicles were presented – four LNG and two CNG – dedicated to environmental logistics and integrated into the fleet of LOGTER, a company of […]

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Anaergia to supply equipment to Italian waste-to-energy facility

Anaergia to supply equipment to Italian waste-to-energy facility

July 2, 2025 |

In Italy, Anaergia Inc. through its subsidiary, Anaergia S.r.l., entered into a binding agreement with RDR S.p.A., a leading Italian engineering and construction firm, that has been awarded a public tender by ASA Livorno, operator of the municipal wastewater treatment plant in the City of Livorno, Tuscany. Anaergia is to supply capital equipment for the […]

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New BirdLife Europe report says biomass for heating and cooling hurts enviornment

New BirdLife Europe report says biomass for heating and cooling hurts enviornment

July 2, 2025 |

In Germany, a new BirdLife Europe report released reveals that the increasing reliance on biomass for heating and cooling in Europe is harming the climate more than helping it. The report highlights how bioenergy, particularly wood combustion, is far from carbon-neutral and poses serious environmental, economic, and health risks. Biomass – organic material like wood, […]

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Bluemethane installs first unit with ReGenEarth

Bluemethane installs first unit with ReGenEarth

July 2, 2025 |

In the UK, Finacas Verdes reports British startup Bluemethane installed its first production-scale methane capture unit in partnership with ReGenEarth at a biogas plant. The technology aims to recover the residual methane present in the digestate the post-processing sludge of anaerobic digesters, which would normally be released into the atmosphere and wasting energy and contributing […]

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Greencore launches new HVO fleet

Greencore launches new HVO fleet

July 2, 2025 |

In the UK, Greencore has taken a significant step toward a greener future by launching a new fleet of 15 vehicles powered by Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), a renewable diesel alternative that reduces carbon emissions by up to 90%. The new fleet will operate across key distribution routes in the UK, supporting Greencore’s mission to […]

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