
Renewable natural gas bill signed by Governor Kate Brown
Oregon Governor Kate Brown has signed Senate Bill 98 into law, creating the path for renewable natural gas to become an increasing part of the state’s energy supply.
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Oregon Governor Kate Brown has signed Senate Bill 98 into law, creating the path for renewable natural gas to become an increasing part of the state’s energy supply.

Wood Mackenzie’s Vice Chair Gavin Thompson writes about the exciting growth of renewables in Asia Pacific.

Sulzer’s automated weld overlay repair improves efficiency for Lisahally biomass power plant, Northern Ireland.

Koch-Glitsch, a subsidiary of Koch Engineered Solutions (KES) and its parent company Koch Industries, has acquired Julius Montz GmbH (Montz) from the Pfaudler Group.

Doosan Babcock is responsible for the provision of maintenance and outage services to Drax Power Station and is now celebrating an important safety milestone of ten years without a lost time accident at the site.

Calgren's dairy biogas operation captures methane from animal waste to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide pipeline quality renewable natural gas.

BP has agreed to form a 50:50 joint venture with Bunge that will create a bioenergy company in one of the world’s largest markets for biofuels.

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a final rule allowing the year-round sale of motor gasoline blends containing up to 15% fuel ethanol.

Haldor Topsoe will build a 10 kg/hour methanol plant to demonstrate the company’s eSMR Methanol™ technology for the production of sustainable methanol from biogas.

Aries Clean Energy has received all approvals required to construct biosolids-only gasification facility in New Jersey, USA.

TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory has joined an EMPIR research consortium which aims to improve the accuracy and durability of commercially available meters for renewable gases.

Pharmco has announced that it will open a new warehouse in Ocala, Florida, for its alcohols and solvents.