Clean fuels

Nuberg EPC has won a contract for the 10 tpd bioethanol-from-biomass plant project – located in Panipat, India – on a lump sum turnkey basis.

CVR Energy will study the use of Honeywell UOP single-stage Ecofining technology to convert locally sourced sustainable feeds into renewable diesel fuel.

The companies have entered into a multi-year supply agreement for sustainable aviation fuel produced at the Phillips 66 Humber Refinery in the UK.

Initial findings from a study on the impact of 100% sustainable aviation fuel on both engines of a commercial jet have provided promising results.

Viridos has signed a joint development agreement with ExxonMobil in a bid to commercialise its low-carbon intensity biofuels.

Arbor Gas has selected a 53 acre site in Beaumont, Texas, US, as the home of its first renewable gasoline plant.

The companies have partnered up to develop sustainable agricultural products for biofuel production.

Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors partners with Clean Planet Energy to develop waste plastic recycling and circular-fuel production facilities across North America.

The EU Innovation Fund will grant €88 million to fund Neste’s project, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the Porvoo refinery in Finland.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, in collaboration with Avfuel Corporation and Neste, has become one of the first airports in the US to test a collaborative circular economy project in the aviation sector.

bp and Aker have confirmed the successful sale of 18 010 000 Aker BP shares, representing approximately 5% of combined shares in the company.

Shell Global Solutions BV and Baker Hughes have signed a broad strategic collaboration agreement to accelerate the global energy transition.

Honeywell has announced that its UOP Ecofining technology supported the world’s first jet flights using sustainable aviation fuel produced from algal oil.

Worley has been awarded a services contract from Oxy Low Carbon Ventures for a direct air capture-to-fuels facility, to be developed by OLCV and Squamish Huron Clean Energy Corp.

Lummus and Braskem have signed a memorandum of understanding for the licensing of Braskem's green ethylene technology for two ethanol to ethylene conversion projects under development in North America and Asia.