In the Netherlands, engine.online reports bio-blended bunker fuel sales at the Port of Rotterdam declined by approximately 33% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the fourth quarter of 2025, reflecting weaker demand for several biofuel blends. Bio-VLSFO sales fell by 34,000 metric tons to 63,000 tons, while bio-MGO dropped by 11,000 tons to […]
In California, CCI BioEnergy and Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District (FSSD) have signed a term sheet to advance the development of a new organics receiving and processing facility at FSSD’s wastewater treatment plant in Fairfield, California. The facility is intended to prepare additional organic waste streams for co-digestion using FSSD’s existing anaerobic digesters. By connecting organics processing […]
In Ohio, Food Engine News PurposeEnergy has commissioned a facility costing more than $40 million in Minster, Ohio, to process food-industry wastewater and organic residuals into renewable biogas, treated water and nutrient-rich soil amendments. The plant receives waste directly from Danone USA’s largest US yogurt manufacturing facility and other regional food and beverage producers. Designed […]
In Spain, the Manifold Times newspaper reports Repsol has delivered B30 co-processed marine gasoil, containing renewable and conventional feedstocks, to Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) vessels at the Port of Barcelona. The deliveries are part of an eight-year, multi-energy agreement to supply lower-carbon marine fuels to NCLH’s cruise brands. Repsol’s bunker vessel Bahía Candela used […]
In Florida, Myno Carbon has been selected by the University of Florida (UF) to participate in an innovative research project exploring how sargassum collected from coastal areas can be transformed into enhanced biochar and used to improve water quality. The company’s expertise is focused on biochar, pyrolysis — the thermal process used to convert biomass […]
In China, LanzaTech Global announced that Hebei Shoulang, located in Tangshan, Hebei Province, China, has been certified under the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) EU scheme as a Recycled Carbon Fuel (RCF) producer. The ISCC EU certification standard is recognized by the European Commission. It complies with the sustainability criteria laid down in the […]
In Texas, XCF Global has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a renewable fuel production facility in Paramount, California through a newly formed subsidiary of XCF, New Rise Renewables Paramount, LLC. Located less than 20 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, the Paramount facility builds on the site’s long history in fuel production and […]
In South Korea, DS Dansuk will contribute land and facilities valued at 41.2 billion won to its subsidiary DS Orvion, consolidating its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) development activities under the dedicated business unit. The assets form part of the company’s 166,581-square-meter Gunsan Net-Zero Complex project in North Jeolla Province, where SAF production facilities are planned. […]
In the UK, OXCCU has produced its first samples of a finished synthetic blend component for SAF blending. The fuel was tested to international standards by trusted chemical and fuel analysis partner Intertek, marking another key milestone in OXCCU’s journey to commercializing cost-effective, scalable SAF. The successful testing demonstrates that OXCCU’s synthetic blend component, made […]
In Greece, important step for the development of the domestic biomethane market marks the imminent beginning of the test operation of the first compressed biomethane production plant in Greece, which is being developed by DEPA Trading in cooperation with the CHITAS FARM, at the latter’s premises in the Philippines. The biomethane produced will be used […]
