The environment

Ensyn, Arbec and Remabec have begun construction on the Cote Nord biocrude production facility in Quebec, Canada.

Researchers studied the different forms of oxygen in waters sampled from rocks deep below ground at the storage site in the Otway Basin, Australia.

Evoqua has announced it will supply equipment and services to support LA Sanitation's Hyperion water reclamation plant.

The global green and bio-solvents market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 8.47% during the period 2016 - 2020.

Enable Midstream has announced the completion of its new natural gas processing plant in Oklahoma.

According to the Climate Change Committee, shale gas exploitation is not necessarily incompatible with meeting the UK's fifth carbon budget.

Using hydrogen for heating would significantly reduce the UK’s CO2 emissions, if backed up with carbon capture and storage (CCS) development.

The report examines long term trends in the contribution of transportation to total greenhouse gas emissions in the US, in the context of the other sources of emissions.

AutoGas-powered vehicles produce up to 20% lower emissions than gasoline vehicles and offer substantial cost savings on fuel and maintenance.

The major environmental, economic and efficiency goals sought in California's proposed sustainable freight plan will be attainable only with expanded use of advanced clean diesel technology.

CleanTech Biofuels, Inc. has acquired a 99% membership interest in 25 Van Keuren, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company.

The first non-Boeing airplane used in ecoDemonstrator programme will be powered by Brazil-based biofuel.

Nearly 60 producers and providers of clean fuels signed a joint letter urging state policymakers to sustain the state's low carbon fuel policy.

NASA is to begin an airborne experiment to investigate the sources of two powerful greenhouse gases and how they cycle into and out of the atmosphere.

In partnership with Propel Fuels, the City of Carlsbad is now fueling with Propel Diesel HPR (High Performance Renewable).