The environment

Shandong Haike Chemical Co. Ltd, has selected Axens’ Vegan technology to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Wood has been awarded a multi-year enterprise framework agreement to continue to provide services to Shell’s global projects.

The plant is expected to fabricate the largest shop-built cryogenic tanks ever manufactured globally, with manufacturing production set to begin in 1Q24.

The API has released a statement after the Biden Administration failed to include representatives from the natural gas and oil industry in the White House Methane Summit.

Wood Mackenzie's latest report concludes that India must radically transform its energy landscape and prioritise renewable energy, electrification, hydrogen adoption, and carbon removal strategies.

Braskem has concluded a 30% increase in the production capacity of its bio-based ethylene plant, located in the Triunfo petrochemical complex in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

The EIA reports that high agricultural feedstock prices are offsetting declines in RIN prices, the compliance mechanism used for the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) programme.

GAIL and LanzaTech have entered into a strategic partnership to explore biorecycling carbon waste into fuels and chemicals.

Koch Modular has announced the launch of a carbon capture demonstration scale system, ‘Project Enterprise’.

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

ExxonMobil has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Denbury Inc, a developer of CCUS solutions.

ClearSign Technologies' collaboration partner, Narion, has been awarded a US$250 000 grant from the US Department of Energy to develop a technology that will enable the efficient and complete combustion of flared waste gas.

VTTI will work with Wastefront on the deployment of eight world-scale tyre recycling plants at VTTI sites, using Wastefront’s Blueprint licence.

MAN Energy Solutions will supply compressor trains for a new blue ammonia and hydrogen plant in Louisiana, US.

The American Petroleum Institute (API) has urged the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reverse course on its proposal for new emissions standards for vehicles.