Category: Fuels

Eni and PETRONAS to explore high-performance bio-gasoline

Eni and PETRONAS to explore high-performance bio-gasoline

September 7, 2026 |

In Italy, Eni and PETRONAS have signed a Feasibility Agreement (FA) to evaluate the development of innovative high-performance bio-gasoline starting from the established Ecofining™ technology process, through which Eni has been producing HVO biofuels from renewable raw materials since 2014. The aim of the agreement is to assess the technical, market, and sustainability profiles, as […]

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Soli3 lands $39M from Banrisul for Brazilian soybean biodiesel project

Soli3 lands $39M from Banrisul for Brazilian soybean biodiesel project

September 7, 2026 |

In Brazil, Soli3 formed by Cotrijal Agricultural and Industrial Cooperative, Cotripal Agricultural Cooperative and Cotrisal, signed a partnership with Banrisul for the financing of R$ 200 million in the industrial complex for soybean processing and biodiesel production that is being built in Cruz Alta/RS. The formalization took place on the morning of Tuesday, 1st, during […]

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Brimex Energy becomes first Mexican renewable thermal project to be registered on M-RETS

Brimex Energy becomes first Mexican renewable thermal project to be registered on M-RETS

September 7, 2026 |

In Mexico, Brimex Energy S.A. de C.V. recently announced that its renewable natural gas facility in Lagos de Moreno is the first renewable thermal project in Mexico to be registered on the CleanCounts Registry (M-RETS), operated by CleanCounts, the nonprofit that runs North America’s largest clean energy registry. The announcement was made jointly at the […]

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Toyota trialing HVO100 in HiLux vehicles in Australia

Toyota trialing HVO100 in HiLux vehicles in Australia

September 7, 2026 |

In Australia, Toyota is exploring the use of low-carbon liquid fuels (LCLFs) as part of its multi-pathway approach to decarbonisation, which can help the transition to lower-emission motoring while achieving substantially the same levels of the performance, reliability and range Australians rely on. Toyota and Ampol are currently undergoing a trial using 100 per cent […]

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Gasum opens liquid biogas station at Trondheim Port

Gasum opens liquid biogas station at Trondheim Port

September 7, 2026 |

In Norway, Gasum has opened its thirteenth filling station for liquid biogas in Norway, centrally located in Trondheim Havn. The new station strengthens access to renewable fuels for heavy transport in Trøndelag and along the E6 north. The filling station is established in central Trondheim Harbour with close proximity to the E6. The port area […]

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June average ethanol blending passes 11% for second month in a row

June average ethanol blending passes 11% for second month in a row

September 7, 2026 |

In Washington, the average ethanol content of gasoline sold in the U.S. surpassed 11 percent for the second consecutive month in June, and the 12-month average blend rate hit a new record of 10.58 percent, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data reviewed by the Renewable Fuels Association. A large majority of the gasoline sold […]

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Louis Dreyfus Company to generate biogas from citrus waste

Louis Dreyfus Company to generate biogas from citrus waste

September 5, 2026 |

In Florida, Citrus Industry reported that Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) is constructing an industrial facility dedicated to generating biogas from citrus effluent in São Paulo, Brazil. The project, covering more than 2 million square feet, tackles one of the orange juice processing industry’s most significant waste streams by converting organic wastewater into a source of […]

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Rolls-Royce gets methanol-ready certification for mtu marine engines

Rolls-Royce gets methanol-ready certification for mtu marine engines

September 5, 2026 |

In the UK, Rolls-Royce said it has received the Methanol Readiness Certificate from the international classification society DNV for its current mtu Series 4000 engines.  With this, DNV confirms the technological concept that will enable newly built Rolls-Royce marine propulsion systems to be retrofitted for dual-fuel operation with methanol in future. “The uncertain future of […]

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Singapore to pilot carbon capture and storage technology at waste-to-energy plants

Singapore to pilot carbon capture and storage technology at waste-to-energy plants

September 5, 2026 |

In Singapore, EDB reported that Singapore will be launching a pilot by 2026 to test the viability of carbon capture technologies at its waste-to-energy plants. This method of removing residual emissions, whereby carbon dioxide produced during industrial processes is separated before being released into the atmosphere and stored elsewhere, is one of the many strategies […]

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Port of Klaipėda develops green methanol bunkering vessel concept

Port of Klaipėda develops green methanol bunkering vessel concept

September 5, 2026 |

In Latvia, The Baltic Times reported that the Klaipėda Port Authority has assessed the potential for green methanol bunkering and developed a concept for a vessel that could provide this service. “The energy transition is changing the maritime sector and creating demand for cleaner solutions. As the alternative fuels market develops, ports will also need […]

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