Clean fuels

Infinium has announced its acquisition of Greyrock Technology with Series C Preferred Stock investment.

OMV and Airbus have collaborated to drive aviation decarbonisation.

Levidian's LOOP technology has gone live at one of the world's largest gas processing plants.

GC has become the first to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in Thailand, reinforcing its potential as a global leader in low-carbon chemicals.

Plug Power has sealed a monumental deal with Allied Green Ammonia for a 3 GW electrolyser system.

Bayer has acquired Camelina assets from Smart Earth Camelina Corp. to advance biofuels.

KT (MAIRE) has been awarded a contract for a hydrogen production unit in the Pengerang biorefinery in Malaysia.

Achieving ISCC EU and CORSIA International Certification, the Kilang Pertamina Internasional is now ready to produce the first certified SAF in Indonesia and region.

Axens has been tapped for three new Vegan® licenses by Galp, LOKEN and SAFCO Ventures, for SAF and renewable diesel production.

Alleima has agreed to supply Preem with heat exchanger tubes and aid in the green transition of the aviation industry.

Northern Endurance Partnership has launched the first CCS project in the UK with the participation of TotalEnergies.

The US$820 million investment will be used for the development of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility in Southwest Illinois.

By integrating EFT’s gas-to-liquids process (GTL and EFT Process) into Comstock’s renewable fuel solutions, they will be able to capture and convert carbon emissions into ‘emissions derived renewable fuels’ (EDF) that further extends Comstock’s renewable fuel yields, including SAF.

Japan is falling short of its ambitious renewable energy targets, according to analysis from Cornwall Insight.

Chingis Idrissov, Senior Technology Analyst at IDTechEx, discusses how e-fuels are emerging as a strategic solution in the energy transition, particularly for sectors facing significant barriers to direct electrification.