Tag: UK

Greenergy refinances $1.4B in credit facilities

Greenergy refinances $1.4B in credit facilities

January 20, 2025 |

In the UK, Greenergy recently announced the successful closing of its new Revolving Secured Borrowing Base and Term Loan Facility. Combined with its existing Receivables Purchase Facility, this takes Greenergy’s total credit facilities to $1.4 billion. The refinancing is supported by Greenergy’s parent company Trafigura, and includes a new $500 million Revolving Secured Borrowing Base, […]

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EET Hydrogen signs EPC contract with ENKA for UK hydrogen facility

EET Hydrogen signs EPC contract with ENKA for UK hydrogen facility

January 16, 2025 |

In the UK, Essar Energy Transition (EET) Hydrogen has signed an Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract with ENKA for its flagship low carbon hydrogen production plant (HPP1) at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. In October 2024, the UK Government announced funding had been agreed to support HPP1 as the UK’s first large-scale […]

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EPS taps SulNOx tech to slash fuel and emissions on 30 ships

EPS taps SulNOx tech to slash fuel and emissions on 30 ships

January 15, 2025 |

In The Netherlands, Offshore Energy reported Eastern Pacific Shipping  and SulNOx, a UK-based tech provider, signed a deal to cut fuel consumption and emissions on at least 30 vessels over 18 months, following an eight-month trial across EPS-managed container ships, tankers, bulk carriers, and gas carriers. EPS reported up to 5% fuel savings using SulNOxECO […]

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Global fleet hits $2T with half of 2024 orders for green fuels – Clarksons

Global fleet hits $2T with half of 2024 orders for green fuels – Clarksons

January 8, 2025 |

In the UK, Rivera Maritime News reported the global shipping fleet’s value, according to Clarksons Research, reached US$2 trillion by the end of 2024, adding US$800 billion in value over the first four years of this decade. This growth was driven by a 6.2% rise in tonne-mile demand, which “reflects the largest growth in shipping […]

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OXCCU analysis shows CO2 Fischer-Tropsch potential for SAF

OXCCU analysis shows CO2 Fischer-Tropsch potential for SAF

January 6, 2025 |

In the UK, OXCCU has unveiled new techno-economic analysis detailing the transformative potential of its CO₂ Fischer-Tropsch (CO₂ F-T) technology for producing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The report outlines how OXCCU’s innovative catalyst and process reduces costs, enhances efficiency, and accelerates decarbonization in the aviation sector. Key findings from the report include: 50% Lower Capital […]

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Northern Ireland seeks views on potential role of biofuels

Northern Ireland seeks views on potential role of biofuels

January 5, 2025 |

In the UK, Newry Times reported that Northern Ireland’s Minister of Economy, Conor Murphy has launched a Call for Evidence to explore the potential use of biofuels as an alternative to home heating oil and fossil-based LPG. Minister Murphy said: “Moving away from fossil fuels is vital in the transition towards net zero. Over half […]

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Northern Ireland opens Call for Evidence for bio-heat

Northern Ireland opens Call for Evidence for bio-heat

January 2, 2025 |

In the UK, Northern Ireland Economy Minister Conor Murphy recently launched a Call for Evidence to explore the potential use of biofuels as an alternative to home heating oil and fossil-based LPG. It is open until March 4. “This Call for Evidence will help the Department assess the potential role biofuels can play in decarbonizing […]

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UK’s 2% SAF mandate comes into force

UK’s 2% SAF mandate comes into force

January 2, 2025 |

In the UK, flights are set to be greener as the UK’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Mandate officially came into force Wednesday. By law, this type of fuel must now make up at least 2% of all jet fuel in flights taking off from the UK from 2025, growing year-on-year to 10% by 2030 and 22% […]

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Project Willow could lay out path to a green future for Grangemouth oil refinery

Project Willow could lay out path to a green future for Grangemouth oil refinery

December 30, 2024 |

In the UK, the Financial Times reports that Project Willow—a feasibility study looking at how to convert the Grangemouth oil refinery in Scotland to renewable energy following the owners’ announcement earlier this year that it would be shut down—is about three-quarters finished. The study led by EY is recycling, biofuels and green hydrogen, but the […]

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Researchers find better way to produce energy from drought-tolerant plants

Researchers find better way to produce energy from drought-tolerant plants

December 24, 2024 |

In the UK, researchers have found a more sustainable way to produce energy using plants that can survive in dry conditions such as deserts. These drought-tolerant plants, also known as arid plants, could help create cleaner and more efficient biofuels on a large scale. Biofuels are renewable energy sources made from biological materials like plants […]

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