Global industry organisations representing wind, solar, hydropower, green hydrogen, long duration energy storage and geothermal energy industries have officially joined forces under one Global Renewables Alliance, with the signing of a memorandum of understanding at COP27.
The first green and Danish-produced biogas from Nature Energy’s plant in Kværs has been sent to the gas network.
Sulzer Chemtech will support Vandelay Ventures Sdn Bhd in the construction of a world scale production facility for sustainable aviation fuels and renewable diesel.
UGI Corporation has announced that Cayuga RNG has entered into an agreement to develop its fifth project to produce renewable natural gas in upstate New York.
A team from CARBIOW will work together over the next 42 months to develop innovative and sustainable processes to produce biofuels from organic waste with negative emissions.
OPAL Fuels Inc. and NextEra Energy Marketing, LLC has announced the commencement of commercial operations at the first landfill RNG production facility in Minnesota.
EverGen Infrastructure Corp. has announced that construction has commenced at its Core RNG Expansion Project at Fraser Valley Biogas.
bp has agreed to acquire Archaea Energy Inc., a leading producer of renewable natural gas in the US.
The Chairman of the Moderates recently inaugurated Nature Energy's new biogas plant at Køng in Vordingborg.
The companies will work together to advance technologies that will reduce the carbon intensity of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuels.
Palisade Real Assets has acquired 100% of Malaby Biogas Ltd, a UK-based organic waste anaerobic digestion technology plant located in Warminster, Wiltshire.
The companies have successfully tested their technology that gasifies Red Rock’s residual woody biomass feedstock into syngas for production of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
Brightmark and Chevron have announced the first delivery of renewable natural gas at the Athena Project in Minnehaha County, South Dakota, US.
The plant converts waste oils and residues into renewable fuel.
The Netherlands’ first bio-LNG plant has now achieved a production milestone of 1 million kg, enabling approximately 4 million km of sustainable transport with heavy-duty trucks.