Biofuel news

Greenfield Global has commenced a feasibility study to expand operations at its biorefinery in Quebec, Canada.

A new additive has handed biodiesel the win as The California Air Resource Board announce it will enable the production of the cleanest liquid fuel in the US.

Cielo has announced it is advancing in its construction of a garbage-derived feedstocks to renewable diesel refinery.

ExxonMobil and the University of Wisconsin-Madison have announced their intentions to advance research into the conversion of biomass into transportation fuel.

Two students from the Izmir Institute of Technology have used Honeywell’s simulation software to demonstrate how to produce petrochemicals from algae.

ExxonMobil and Synthetic Genomics have reported a new breakthrough in algae biofuel research.

Greenbelt Resources has announced it has signed a Letter Of Intent with Prosys Biorefining Systems to license its biorefinering technology.

RigNet has announced that its SI&A business unit has won a systems integration contract for a new North American downstream energy facility.

According to Frost & Sullivan’s TechVision team, lower CAPEX and OPEX will ensure uptake of the environmental technologies that extract value from wastewater in high-potential developing countries.

Climeworks has announced the launch of the world’s first commercial plant to capture CO2 from air.