In Washington, a recent economic analysis finds that EPA’s proposal to assign 50% of the Renewable Identification Number (RIN) credits to imported biofuels and biofuels made from imported feedstocks compared to domestic would strengthen domestic soybean markets while preserving flexibility in biomass-based diesel sourcing. The study, funded by the United Soybean Board and conducted by […]
In Mauritius, Bunker One Africa says is fully prepared to supply biofuels across the region, supported by established infrastructure and a dependable supply chain. Despite this readiness, demand for alternative fuels in 2026 is expected to remain limited. Two key factors are shaping this outlook. First, the absence of local regulatory drivers reduces near-term incentives […]
In Illinois, LanzaTech Global, Inc. announced an increase in its holdings of LanzaJet, Inc. to 53%. This announcement follows the successful commissioning and production of ASTM-certified sustainable fuels including Synthetic Paraffinic Kerosene (SPK) and Renewable Diesel (RD) at LanzaJet’s Freedom Pines Fuels facility in Soperton, Georgia, the world’s first commercial-scale plant to produce jet fuel from […]
In Nebraska, Fluid Quip Technologies (FQT) announced that E Energy Adams in Adams, Nebraska, will implement FQT’s DCO Technology™ and Overdrive™ systems to increase corn oil recovery and improve process efficiencies. Installation of the systems is now underway at E Energy Adams facility. FQT’s DCO Technology™ provides a fast-to-install solution that enhances corn oil recovery […]
In Denmark, Topsoe and its partners Skovgaard Energy and Vestas have reached a major milestone in their partnership: The world’s first dynamic green ammonia plant is now in operation and producing green ammonia. First of a kind, the plant demonstrates a dynamic approach, which entails that the plant will adapt to the inherent fluctuations in […]
In Maryland, the Maryland Biofuels Task Force, a diverse coalition of ~50 subject-matter experts representing 30+ agricultural, environmental, governmental, nonprofit, academic, and industry organizations, recently released its comprehensive report assessing the challenges, costs, feasibility, and statewide benefits of expanding the use of higher biofuel blends across Maryland. The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) estimates […]
In Norway, Odfjell’s chemical tankers are now sailing the 5,000-nautical-mile route between Brazil and Europe with substantially lower emissions. The corridor will operate 12-15 voyages per year, each lasting around 40 days. It have established an offtake of B24 sustainable biofuel blend in Rio Grande to secure long-term fuel availability. The Ports of Antwerp-Bruges, Rotterdam […]
In Australia, Container Exchange (COEX), the not-for-profit organisation that runs Queensland’s container refund scheme, is partnering with waste management and resource recovery company Cleanaway to reduce carbon emissions when transporting containers for recycling. The 12-month pilot with Cleanaway will see part of the fleet transporting containers across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast […]
In Norway, Statkraft and Fortescue have agreed to amend and extend the conditional power agreement currently in place for the Holmaneset project. Currently in the feasibility phase of the green hydrogen and green ammonia project, Fortescue is continuing to progress studies and approvals. The amendments extend the existing agreement timeframe to 2029, while also extending […]
In France, DHL Global Forwarding and CMA CGM have taken a significant step toward decarbonizing global container transport. The two companies have agreed to jointly use 8,990 metric tons of UCOME second-generation biofuel, enabling an estimated 25,000 metric tons of CO2e well-to-wake emission reduction for ocean freight transported under DHL’s GoGreen Plus service. This initiative […]
