In the Czech Republic, Biofuel Swap is a flexible decarbonization solution based on HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) that can be used even where HVO is not physically available. It supports Eurowag’s long-term strategy to help customers reduce their fleet’s carbon footprint without additional effort, infrastructure changes, or hidden costs. As a “virtual HVO” solution, Biofuel […]
In South Dakota, South Dakota Board of Economic Development approved funding for three projects expected to contribute more than $136 million in capital investment and create an expected 23 additional jobs across the state. Part of that funding included an approveal for a Reinvestment Payment Program grant for Dakota Ethanol LLC in Wentworth of up to $1,499,027. The project includes four new fermentation […]
In Australia, in a recent study published in Polymers, researchers at Flinders University in South Australia created a thin, flexible film using calcium caseinate, a commercially available form of casein, the primary protein found in milk. They blended it with modified starch and bentonite nanoclay, then added glycerol and polyvinyl alcohol to improve durability and […]
In Washington, CBS News reports President Trump has invited farmers and the biofuels industry to an event on the White House lawn on March 27 to celebrate agriculture, with speculation circulating that the Environmental Protection Agency will announce the 2026 and 2027 renewable volume obligations at the event. The final rule must be published by […]
In the UK, thirty‑eight applications have been lodged to build new or expand existing UK biomethane plants, representing one of the most substantial surges yet in new UK capacity of this renewable energy. Cadent, the UK’s largest gas distribution network, is now assessing these applications against its new ‘clustering’ approach. The applications span Cadent’s UK […]
In Ireland, Pure Data Centres Group has achieved 100% decarbonization of natural gas consumption during 2025 through Europe’s first successful biomethane proof of concept (PoC). Throughout 2025, all operational natural gas consumption was matched with renewable biomethane, using independently certified gas attributes and recognised Irish and European accounting methodologies. Pure DC utilised Irish Renewable Gas […]
In the Netherlands, Evos Rotterdam is expanding its terminal in Europoort (21 tanks, approx. 260,000 m³) with five storage tanks (total 67,500 m³) for (bio)methanol and (bio)ethanol. An additional inland shipping berth is required to facilitate the extra transhipment. The expansion will contribute to Rotterdam’s position as a bunker port and industrial hub for methanol […]
In Tennessee, Chattanooga’s Moccasin Bend Environmental Campus is launching a project that will generate electricity from wastewater methane, a move expected to significantly reduce the campus’s roughly $300,000 monthly energy costs while turning a treatment byproduct into a reliable on-site energy source. The Mainspring system will allow MBEC to produce much of its electricity on-site, […]
In Sweden, Saipem and Capsol Technologies ASA have entered into a non-exclusive cooperation agreement in the field of carbon capture. Specifically, the agreement focuses on the joint development of projects of mutual interest in the Hot Potassium Carbonate (HPC) segment, with the aim of capturing the opportunities offered by a growing market. The agreement provides […]
In North Dakota, Successful Farming reports a South Central Judicial District Judge has reversed the permits for Summit Carbon Solutions’ carbon dioxide pipeline given by the North Dakota Industrial Commission because he says parts of the laws under which the permit was approved are unconstitutional. The ruling is in line with a similar one by […]
