Biofuel news

ENGIE has joined forces with CMA CGM and Air France-KLM to accelerate the decarbonisation of sea and air transport.

Black & Veatch has joined Bioenergy Australia’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) alliance of Australia and New Zealand.

Allotrope Partners LLC, Axens North America and Sumitomo Corp. of Americas have signed an agreement to study the production of a low-carbon biofuel.

ECARU, Qalaa Holdings and Axens have signed a cooperation protocol to carry out technical and economic studies for an advanced bioethanol and SAF production project.

The International Airlines Group has announced an investment into Nova Pangaea Technologies, a UK-based clean technology company, supporting the production of SAF.

Zeolyst, an Ecovyst Inc. JV, and Valoregen have announced that they will cooperate to develop advanced recycling technologies utilising Zeolyst’s portfolio of zeolites.

Fabrum and Chart have formed a strategic partnership to collaborate on the manufacture and sale of micro-scale liquefiers for hydrogen and other gases.

The joint ambition of the two companies is to provide competitive decarbonisation solutions combining Haffner Energy's technologies to produce renewable hydrogen, syngas, and its derivatives.

Blue Biofuels has received a Department of Energy grant, valued at US$206 500, that will further propel the company's mission to support the biofuels sector and create sustainable transportation and aviation fuel.

PBF Energy and Eni Sustainable Mobility have announced the closing of a 50-50 joint venture (JV) partnership in St. Bernard Renewables.