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Green Energy Biofuel Improves Operations to Accept Bigger Contracts, More Food Waste

While the U.S. market for green, renewable energy like liquid biofuels made from recycled fats, oils and greases may be uncertain right now thanks to shifting federal tax policies and a new administration, the future of green energy—and Green Energy Biofuel LLC—is certain, according to BioJoe Renwick, “head honcho” and co-owner of the South Carolina-based recycling company.

American Biogas Council launches Biogas Carbon Accounting Tool

The American Biogas Council, Washington, has launched its Biogas Carbon Accounting Tool (Biogas CAT) to count the full lifecycle emissions of biogas projects. This new tool was prepared for ABC by EcoEngineers, a Des Moines, Iowa-based clean energy consulting, auditing and advisory firm.

Everyday Biomass Produces Drinking Water From Thin Air

Discarded food scraps, stray branches, seashells and many other natural materials are key ingredients in a new system that can pull drinkable water out of thin air developed by researchers from The University of Texas at Austin.

Neste MY Renewable Diesel Successfully Tested by Rio Tinto in Australia

Neste MY Renewable Diesel™ has helped fuel Rio Tinto’s Pilbara iron ore operations for the first time, with the completion of a successful trial of biofuel across its network of Western Australian ports, railways and mines.

PlanET delivers 60+ Anaerobic Digesters in the US in the Last Three Years

PlanET Biogas USA Inc. celebrated a major milestone at the end of 2024, having successfully delivered over 60 Anaerobic Digesters to clients in the United States in just three years. The 60+ AD tanks delivered since 2021 are either in construction or in operation and together make up a total of 32 projects across 10 US States.

Solvay to Decrease CO2 Emissions at Torrelavega Plant With Biomass Project

Solvay is taking another decisive step to phase out coal at its soda ash and bicarbonate plants with a new energy transition project in Torrelavega, Spain, aiming to nearly halve CO2 emissions by 2027 and ensure the site’s long-term competitiveness. 

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Open Origin and Government of Maharashtra, India, sign $1.8 billion agreement for green ammonia

Open Origin has signed a substantial Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and advanced agreements with the Government of Maharashtra, India, to develop a $1.8 billion green ammonia production facility to advance global clean energy solutions.

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