Clean fuels

Technip Energies has been awarded a contract for sustainable aviation fuels production at TotalEnergies’ Grandpuits zero-crude platform in France.

McKinsey's new report reveals how hydrocarbon-rich countries can leverage their experience in large energy projects to facilitate the scaling up of blue and green hydrogen.

Neste and CIM have announced their collaboration to enable the supply of Neste MY sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) into France.

The new Sarawak Petchem Methanol Project, located in Bintulu in the Sarawak region of Malaysia, is an important step forward in the methanol production capacity of Petronas Chemical Group.

NEXT Renewable Fuels and Industrial Tech Acquisitions II, Inc. have signed a business combination agreement expected to result in a newly-combined company known as NXTCLEAN Fuels.

The project aims to provide sustainable, clean, non-intermittent and affordable energy in the form of green hydrogen, green gas, and green power. The Wilhelmshaven Green Gas Terminal aims to provide 8.5% of Germany’s energy needs.

Neste has agreed to acquire the used cooking oil collection and aggregation business and related assets in the US from Crimson Renewable Energy Holdings.

Sulzer has finalised an extensive modernisation project at the Kotka pump factory in Finland, whereby new automation and digitisation capabilities will take production to a new level.

KBC has expanded the features and capabilities of its Multiflash® modelling software that enhances accuracy and fluid predictions across several disciplines and applications, such as LNG and hydrogen production.

Oil and gas companies are carving out their own energy transition paths by investing in technologies, initiatives and partnerships to accelerate the shift towards green and renewable energy.

The new software delivers advanced intelligence and guidance capabilities that improve decision making, boost operational excellence, and enable customers to accelerate sustainability projects.

The companies have announced a partnership to develop the first commercial-scale municipal waste to renewable methanol plant in the Middle East.

Chevron Corp., through its Chevron New Energies business, and JERA, are collaborating on multiple lower-carbon opportunities in the US and Asia Pacific region.

Shell has agreed to buy a total of 3.25 billion litres of sugar cane cellulosic ethanol under a long-term agreement with Raízen. The low-carbon fuel will be produced by five Raízen plants in Brazil.

The companies have signed a strategic technology collaboration agreement to explore collaboration opportunities for technologies that can help drive a sustainable energy future in the UAE.