Clean fuels

Seaboard Energy has chosen Haldor Topsoe’s HydroFlex renewable fuel technology to produce clean renewable diesel from tallow and soybean oil.

Technip Energies has announced its first Hummingbird catalyst supply agreement for the LanzaJet biorefinery.

A recent IDTechEx report explores the discussion surrounding the purchase of hydrogen cars.

Sapphire Gas Solutions has been awarded the transportation and logistics contracts for seven farm based renewable natural gas operations in central California, US.

Chart Industries and ABB have executed a commercial and development agreement for standardising control packages and instrumentation in Chart’s modular offerings.

Shell Catalysts & Technologies (SC&T) and Arbios Biotech have formed an alliance that aims to create a low-carbon, circular economy focused biorefinery.

A consortium of Japanese engine manufacturers has joined together to develop hydrogen-fuelled marine engines for ocean-going and coastal vessels towards establishing a world-leading position in hydrogen engine technologies.

In an effort to expand the reach of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Avfuel Corp. and Truckee Tahoe Airport District (KTRK) have partnered to provide a consistent supply of the fuel to the Truckee aviation community.

The US Energy Information Administration reports that US imports of biomass-based diesel grew 12% in 2020 to more than 31 000 bpd.

Neste will modify its existing renewables production capacity in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, to enable production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Avfuel Corp. has announced an agreement with Textron Aviation to supply and integrate SAF into its sustainability initiatives.

ExxonMobil and Global Clean Energy have expanded their five-year agreement to increase ExxonMobil’s purchase of renewable diesel up to 5 million bbl/yr.

Neste’s renewable fuel oil has reduced greenhouse gas emissions from Lumene’s manufacturing process.

IDTechEx discusses its new report analysing the technical and commercial factors that could be key to the long-term success of carbon capture technology.

Maire Tecnimont S.p.A. subsidiaries NextChem and MET Development have signed an MOU with MC TAIF JSC (TAIF) to co-develop a new bio-degradable polymer plant in the Republic of Tatarstan (Russian Federation).