Clean fuels

Pacific Ethanol and Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway (TPW) have begun unit train service at Pacific Ethanol’s plant in Pekin, Illinois.

A poll conducted by ReThink Energy NJ shows that 'New Jerseyans' would choose renewables over fossil fuel pipelines.

Alaska Airlines has begun flying with Gevo’s cellulosic renewable alcohol to jet fuel on Flight #4 from Seattle to DCA.

The first US microchannel gas to liquid (GTL) plant has started converting stranded natural gas into marketable products.

ITM Power has announced that it has signed a fuel contract for the sale of hydrogen fuel, at £10/kg, with Europcar UK.

Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) has announced CAN$40 million in funding to address methane emissions in Alberta.

Gevo, Inc. has announced its blended gasoline will be introduced to the automobile gasoline market in Houston, Texas.

According to the API, EPA’s proposal to deny the petitions to change the point of obligation is right, and now the focus must be on reforming the broken Renewable Fuel Standard.

Vega Biofuels, Inc. has announced an increase in its production capacity with the completion of a generation four torrefaction machine.

Genoil has signed a US$50 billion Letter of Intent to develop and construct upgrading and energy projects in Russia and Chechnya.

AB Klaipedos Nafta has finalised an agreement regarding an LNG reloading station, small scale LNG equipment and LNG jetty equipment.

Technavio has released its report on the 'Top 5 Vendors in the Aviation Alternative Fuels Market from 2016 - 2020'.

Washington State does not pass the US' first carbon tax, Initiative 732, which would have tackled the root causes of climate change while making the state tax system fair.

BP has announced the creation of a strategic partnership between its BP Ventures and Air BP businesses with Fulcrum BioEnergy, a pioneer in the development and production of low carbon jet fuel.

Clean Energy has reported its results for third quarter 2016 (3Q16), with a reported 84.5 million gallons delivered.