Category: Fuels

M&G invests unknown amount in Summit Carbon Solutions

M&G invests unknown amount in Summit Carbon Solutions

July 20, 2021 |

In Iowa, M&G’s Alternatives team through an external partner has invested in Summit Carbon Solutions, a company which aims to dramatically lower the carbon footprint of ethanol biorefineries and other industrial emitters throughout the Midwestern United States. The amount of the investment was not disclosed. The company plans to install carbon capture equipment at industrial […]

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New GHG accounting and insetting guidelines launched for SAF

New GHG accounting and insetting guidelines launched for SAF

July 20, 2021 |

In the Netherlands, the Smart Freight Centre and MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics have launched new greenhouse gas accounting and insetting guidelines for sustainable aviation fuel to facilitate the use of more SAF and help decarbonize the sector. The guidelines outline an approach to insetting that is flexible enough to drive the long-term value […]

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Argentine law cutting biodiesel blending seen weighing on soybean oil prices

Argentine law cutting biodiesel blending seen weighing on soybean oil prices

July 20, 2021 |

In Argentina, Reuters reports Argentina’s soybean oil prices are expected to drop due to a new law passed by Congress that aims to cut the volume of biodiesel blended into diesel sold to the domestic public, increasing supply of the derivative of the oilseed. On Friday, the Argentine Congress approved a law that provides for […]

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Kao Data becomes first UK data center to run all backup generators on HVO

Kao Data becomes first UK data center to run all backup generators on HVO

July 19, 2021 |

In the UK, Kao Data announced it has taken a further step towards its Net Zero ambitions by becoming the UK’s first data center to transition all backup generators at its Harlow campus to HVO. This pioneering move, made possible by partnering with Crown Oil, means Kao Data will eliminate up to 90% of net […]

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JetBlue partners with World Energy for SAF at LAX airport

JetBlue partners with World Energy for SAF at LAX airport

July 19, 2021 |

In California, JetBlue has entered into a new relationship with World Energy and World Fuel Services for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). JetBlue’s LAX flights using SAF started this month. This increase in the airline’s usage of SAF includes 1.5 million gallons of blended SAF a year for at least […]

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FLI Energy begins building Euston biogas plant with HoSt technology

FLI Energy begins building Euston biogas plant with HoSt technology

July 19, 2021 |

In the UK, FLI Energy has begun construction of the Euston biogas plant, a Biomethane to Grid Anaerobic Digestion project located on the Euston Estate in Suffolk, UK.  Once operating to full capacity, the AD plant will generate 10 million cubic meters of biogas, the electrical equivalent of powering over 5,000 UK homes. Under the GBP9 million […]

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Nebraska Corn Board funds flex-fuel pumps in California to drive demand

Nebraska Corn Board funds flex-fuel pumps in California to drive demand

July 19, 2021 |

In Nebraska, Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) has long provided infrastructure grants to fuel retailers and supported local ethanol expansion within the state. To complement this work, NCB is additionally boosting ethanol demand in population-dense areas, like California. NCB recently partnered with Pearson Fuels to help two fuel retailers in Los Angeles County – the most […]

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New corn-based ethanol plant under development in Romania

New corn-based ethanol plant under development in Romania

July 19, 2021 |

In Romania, the ACT news agency reports that Belgo-American New-Energy plans to invest EUR60 million in a corn-based ethanol facility in in Nadlac, near Arad. The proposed facility would use 340,000 metric tons of corn from local farmers during the first phase of production. Hungarian company EuroMediu will build the new plant starting next spring. […]

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Palm oil futures prices continue to rise but capped by OPEC+ production decision

Palm oil futures prices continue to rise but capped by OPEC+ production decision

July 19, 2021 |

In Malaysia, Reuters reports palm oil prices continue to climb higher to $981 per metric ton, supported by a tight market and a weakening Malaysian ringgit. But with OPEC+ countries agreeing to increase oil production, prices didn’t go as high as they would have otherwise. With COVID-19 again surging around Southeast Asia, it’s difficult to […]

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ReCarbon and H2Renewables to develop 5 large landfill gas to hydrogen projects

ReCarbon and H2Renewables to develop 5 large landfill gas to hydrogen projects

July 17, 2021 |

In California, ReCarbon, Inc., the developer of the patented Plasma Carbon Conversion Unit, a combustion-free, climate-positive greenhouse gas utilization technology, executed a supply agreement with Cleveland, Tennessee-based landfill gas to hydrogen project developer, H2Renewables, LLC to develop five large landfill gas to carbon-negative green hydrogen. ReCarbon CEO and Founder, Dr. Jay Kim said, “ReCarbon is […]

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