Biofuel news

The California biorefinery will produce approximately 75 000 gal./yr of bioethanol.

The unit will allow 100% recovery of sludge from Sausheim wastewater treatment plant, which can be recovered as energy.

The plant will take feedstocks of waste fats, oils and greases, and be located on the US West Coast.

North Dakota terminal announced months after neighbouring state introduces clean fuels requirements.

Proceeds from plant sales will be used to pay down term debt.

New bacterial strains show progress in producing hydrocarbons through fermentation.

The third annual Power of Waste conference forecasts growth of biogas development in California.

Siemens gas engines generating electrical power from landfill gas to provide energy for approximately 2000 homes in Idaho.

European Parliament vote prompts industry to underline the importance of natural and renewable gas.

Axens has been selected as the technology provider for the final stages of basic engineering design at Meridian’s Davis refinery.