Clean fuels

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.

Pacific Future Energy has announced its has submitted a proposal to BC First Nation governments regarding the build of what the company is claiming as ‘the world’s greenest bitumen-to-fuels refinery’.

Motiv Power Systems and Creative Bus Sales Inc. have announced they will partner on a new all-electric school bus, the Starcraft e-Quest XL.

Tesoro will foster the development of biocrude made from renewable biomass, which can be co-processed in its existing refineries.

Westport Innovations Inc. has received certification from the EPA for the dedicated CNG and bi-fuel CNG Westport WiNG™ Power System models of the Ford 5.0L F-150 trucks for Model Year 2016

According to a new TechSci Research study, the demand for LNG in India is estimated to grow at around 17% until 2020.

Air Products has received a PED certification for its new biogas membrane separators.

MagneGas has purchased 2000 additional fuel cylinders in order to accommodate the ever accelerating demand for MagneGas2® fuel.

The US Energy Department has announced it will fund US$15 million for advancements in algal biomass yield, phase 2 (ABY2).

A second major utility has announced the expansion of MagneGas fuel use into multiple waste to energy facilities.

BioHiTech America has partnered up with several companies to expand the distribution of its eco-friendly effluent fuel.

Clean energy defies the current fossil fuel price crash to attract record global investment of US$329 billion in 2015.

CEO, Jay Faison, of Clearpath calls for conservative clean energy policy ahead of Obama’s final State of the Union address to congress.

A major US utility company has announced its expanding the use of MagneGas into multiple locations across the US.

AFPM fully supports the EPA’s decision to use its waiver authority to adjust the RFS volume mandates to reflect the E10 blend wall.