Biofuel news

Cemvita Corp. has announced an offtake arrangement with United Airlines for up to 1 billion gal of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from Cemvita’s first full-scale SAF plant.

LG Chem and Eni Sustainable Mobility have announced that they are exploring the possibility to develop and operate a new biorefinery at LG Chem’s Daesan chemical complex, South Korea.

Lummus Technology has announced the commercial availability of its ethanol to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) process technology.

Axens, SMS group subsidiary, Paul Wurth, and IFP Energies Nouvelles (IFPEN) have signed a co-development agreement for the optimisation of the reverse water gas shift technology (RWGS) and its integration into e-fuel projects.

Cologne Bonn Airport has switched to Neste MY Renewable Diesel™ to power its ground fleet.

Idemitsu Kosan and LOPS have agreed to conduct joint studies on the procurement of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) feedstock and have signed a basic agreement.

ScanOcean will sell Neste’s marine fuel in Sweden, enabling the marine sector to start reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The Baker Hughes Foundation has granted US$100 000 to the University of Houston Energy Transition Institute to support environmental justice research and workforce development programmes.

Swedish Biofuels has announced that the ASTM International Committee has accepted the use of C2 to C5 alcohols as feedstock for the alcohol-to-jet pathway.

Topsoe’s HydroFlex technology has been used to revamp Calumet’s refinery in Montana, US.