Clean fuels

H.E. President, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, has opened a compressed natural gas plant, which will power a fleet of public buses.

Renewable Energy Group has announced its plans to acquire Sanimax’s 20 million gallon biodiesel plant in Wisconsin.

Primus Green Energy has announced the production of 100-octane gasoline at a commercial demonstration gas-to-liquids plant.

The US Energy Department has announced SimpleFuel as a finalist for the US$1 million H2 Refuel H-Prize competition.

Biosynthetic™ Technologies has secured over US$100 million from the USDA in order to create a commercial scale renewable chemicals manufacturing plant.

The Maryland Transit Administration is set to invest US$100 million in advanced clean diesel buses.

Bion's next generation technology captures ammonia from livestock and agricultural waste for CNG.

Matrix Service has been awarded an EPFC of an LNG cryogenic tank for Eagle LNG Partners.

Carnot Compression and Northwest Natural Gas Company have formed a consortium to test disruptive compression technology for CNG refuelling.

Joule has been named in the 2015 Global Cleantech 100 for its innovative liquid fuels.

ExxonMobil and the Renewable Energy Group have announced research in biodiesel from cellulosic sugars, using microbial fermentation.

Trestle Energy has announced its approval from California Air Resources Board for an innovative, low carbon biofuel process.

KLM has announced that it’s flights from Oslo will be powered by a new biofuel.

Harvey Energy and Harvey Power dual-fuelled offshore vessels have been selected as the 2015 Boats of the Year at the International Boat Show in New Orleans.

The town of Saint-Hyacinthe, in Quebec, has signed an agreement with Yoplait Liberté to transform yoghurt into natural gas at it's biomethanation plant.