Clean fuels

Mitsubishi Gas Chemical and Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth is set to demonstrate technology for carbon capture, utilisation, and storage at Osaka-Kansai Expo.

MAIRE and the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Azerbaijan renewed their cooperation to develop renewable energy and energy transition initiatives in the country.

Greene Tweed has proved sustainable aviation fuel compatibility with elastomer seals in new study.

LanzaJet has expanded its partnership with Microsoft to strengthen the company’s global growth.

TotalEnergies cements itself as a pioneer in sustainable aviation fuels and solidifies its commitment to the decarbonisation of air transport.

GreenSinnergy and Axens have signed a MoU to advance sustainable aviation fuel projects in Argentina and Latin America.

Chevron Lummus Global and Neste have advanced their partnership to convert lignocellulosic waste to renewable fuels.

National Gas has secured £500 000 from Ofgem to develop a new type of underground hydrogen storage, which could see a pilot project built in 2026.

The expansive ten-year deal continues a long-term relationship with Equinor that dates back to 2005 bringing gas from Norway to the UK.

Since April 2024, Mitsubishi Electric and ITRI have been engaged in research and development aimed at mitigating climate change through carbon dioxide capture and utilisation (CCU) technology.

Exolum has begun the operation of fuel storage and distribution network at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, where it will invest more than €200 million.

Honeywell, Johnson Matthey, Gidara Energy, and Samsung E&A have formed a SAF technology alliance.

LanzaJet and ATOBA have agreed to collaborate on new commercial models for the SAF market.

Lummus and InnoVent Renewables have signed an MoU for tyre pyrolysis technology.

Marubeni has signed a long-term offtake agreement for green ammonia produced in Inner Mongolia, China.