Aries Gasification Plant Achieves 94% Operational Availability Milestone

In Tennessee, the Lebanon Waste-to-Energy Gasification Plant reached a milestone last week as the plant maintained a 94% uptime rate over the last 100...

US Navy picks Creare for Waste-to-Energy Project

In New Hampshire, Creare LLC was awarded the Option Phase for its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II grant from the US Navy....

Researchers find new path to Renewable Gas from Waste Wood

In Germany, KIT’s researchers succeeded in producing renewable methane from a biomass-based synthesis gas mixture in their pilot plant for honeycomb methanation. The quality...

NIB funds biofuel CHP to power Helsinki Metropolitan Area

In Finland, Nordic Investment Bank signed a loan agreement with Vantaan Energia Oy to finance the retrofitting of its K1 boiler to use biofuel...

Raízen completes acquisition of Shell assets in Argentina

In Brazil, Raízen, one of the largest competitive bioenergy and ethanol companies in Brazil, completed the acquisition of Shell’s downstream assets in Argentina. The...

India starts building first rice straw ethanol refinery

In India, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd’s commissioning of its second generation ethanol bio refinery will start building the proposed plant this week in Baulsingha...

Sugarcane and ethanol production slows in Brazil

In Brazil, Unica reported that the amount of sugarcane processed in Brazil’s Center-South totaled 27.64 million tons in the second half of September, 31.68%...

RFA welcomes four new members

In Washington, D.C., the Renewable Fuels Association has new four new members - Ringneck Energy, Wisconsin Agri-Business Association, Nebraska Ethanol Board, and Advanced Fuel...

House runs on Dunkin’ – tiny home powered by Dunkin’ coffee grounds

In New York, Ohio-based Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee at Home introduced a biofuel-powered home in New York City’s Madison Square Park that is literally running...

Over $3M given to boost R&D on greener marine fuels

In Singapore, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore set aside S$5 million (about $3.6 million) to co-fund research and development on cleaner marine...

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