Clean fuels

Clean Energy has been awarded a CNG contract with Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

Williams Partners has advanced its Gulf Connector Project by filing for an application with the FERC to serve two Gulf Coast LNG export facilities.

MichBio has responded to a flawed University of Michigan research study on biofuels and greenhouse gases that claims the rising use of biofuels in the US has led to a net increase in carbon dioxide emissions.

World Energy has announced its acquisition of Elevance's 72 million gallon biodiesel production facility on the Mississippi River.

HyGear has announced it has signed a long term hydrogen supply contract with Saint-Gobain.

IBN-One has awarded front-end engineering design to Technip and IPSB for the first plant converting renewable resources into isobutene.

Eagle LNG has achieved a major milestone by submitting a draft Resource Report 13 to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for its Jacksonville project.

Chevron and ENN have announced the signing of an LNG sales and purchase agreement.

Grey Rock Direct Fuel Production™ has been recognised by the World Bank as the most advanced technology for the conversion of gas to liquids.

Measurement technology is gaining importance thanks to rising demands in the valve sector, while data is forming the basis for automation and industry 4.0, according to an article from Messe Düsseldorf GmbH.

EIA: As Japan and South Korea import less LNG, other Asian countries begin to import more.

Enerkem's facility in Edmonton has become the world’s first ISCC certified plant to convert municipal solid waste into biomethanol.

Blue Sphere Corporation has announced that the Charlotte waste to energy facility is in the final stages of development.

Technip has signed an agreement with BTG Bioliquids to provide EPC services to build pyrolysis plants for biomass to oil production.

Mahoning Valley Railway Company has announced it will provide services to Pilot/Flying J’s new diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) terminal in Ohio.