Neste launches research and development project in Finland
Neste’s new project will research and develop sustainable alternatives that could reduce the reliance on crude oil for transportation fuels and chemical and polymer production.
Neste’s new project will research and develop sustainable alternatives that could reduce the reliance on crude oil for transportation fuels and chemical and polymer production.
Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers (IGEM) has been awarded a contract to develop a new Hydrogen Knowledge Centre.
IEA’s Sustainable Recovery Plan offers a three-year roadmap for energy industries that will ensure a greener post COVID-19 economic recovery.
Worley has announced that it has been awarded a FEED contract for Avantium’s renewable FDCA plant.
IEA explores the effects of Covid-19 on the energy industry in a series of reports, ranging from the decline in fuel prices to hydropower generation in Africa.
Liquid Wind has gained the support of more than 250 investors for their carbon neutral eMethanol project.
Tecam has announced that it has received the ISO 14001 certificate for environmental compliance.
As part of the launch of Norway’s Green Transition package, the country is looking at how hydrogen could decarbonise their economy.
PGNiG has stated that they will be updating their company strategy to include a renewables business segment.
Regina Chislova, Project Director of Petrochemical and Refining Congress PRC Europe 2020, discusses the promising innovations for alternative fuels production and how to make it even more sustainable.
The US EIA has reported that trends in fuel ethanol production and inventory changes have largely followed motor gasoline.
Global Clean Energy Holdings has chosen Haldor Topsoe’s HydroFlex™ for the revamp of a refinery to produce renewable fuel.
Valmet to supply automation to a gas clean-up system at Viridor’s site in Scotland, UK.
thyssenkrupp and De Nora have partnered to produce electrolysis cells as part of the energy transition.
During this period of low oil prices, governments should focus on investing in low-carbon energy, the OECD and IEA state.